Celebration in Bexhill to mark the end of Ramadan
Worshippers gathered at Bexhill Mosque to mark Eid ul-Fitr which brings the holy month of Ramadan to a close.
Cllr Abul Azad, Chairman of the Mosque, addressed the congregation, highlighting the deeper meaning of the occasion. He said the past month had been “a profound journey of spiritual renewal, patience, and devotion,” reminding attendees that Ramadan is about far more than abstaining from food and drink.
He said: “Families, friends, and neighbours came together in a vibrant display of unity, filling the mosque with warmth, smiles, and heartfelt greetings of Eid Mubarak. The atmosphere reflected not only celebration but also gratitude after a month dedicated to fasting, prayer, and self-discipline.
The Chairman also extended his appreciation to volunteers and community members who contributed to organising the Eid prayers and celebrations. Their efforts, he said, played a vital role in bringing people together and strengthening communal bonds.
He said: “The gathering served as a reminder that Eid is not only a time of festivity but also a moment to reaffirm shared values and collective responsibility. We encourage people to continue supporting one another, sharing blessings, and fostering a spirit of togetherness within the wider community.”