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Atlanta's Muslim community celebrated Eid Al-Fitr this year on both Friday & Saturday, July 17th and 18th. As a follow up to our Atlanta Ramadan in Pictures piece, a number of mosques and independent photographers have helped to put together an awesome display of the diversity of the Atlanta Muslim community during our Eid celebrations. Special thanks to all of the mosques that contributed as well as to Hanifah of Americanissa, Reem of Reem Faruqi Photography & Rahmeek of Rahmeek Rasul Photography!

Waiting to sight the moon to end Ramadan.

Making the call to prayer (athan).

Roswell Community Masjid (RCM) sent gifts to their neighbors for Eid.

United Eid Prayer Service at King Middle School brought together 7 mosques.

Getting together after Eid Prayer Service outside Masjid Al-Farooq.

Leading the recitation of glorifications (Takbeerat) at Madina Institute.

Eid Prayer Service at Masjid At-Taqwa in Doraville.

COO of Azizah Magazine, Azizah K and others wait outside at the United Eid Prayer Service.

Refreshments and conversations after Eid Prayer Service at Masjid Al-Huda in Athens.

Waiting outside on Eid day at the Islamic Community Center of Atlanta (ICCA) in Fayetteville.

Enjoying the last iftar of Ramadan at the Atlanta Masjid of Al-Islam.

Imam Arshad Anwar & Kareem Al-Mulki of RCM step aside for a Eid picture.

Waiting to start the Eid Prayer at Madina Institute.

Family Eid pictures after the prayer service at Masjid Al-Farooq.

Listening to the Eid Prayer Sermon at the United Eid Prayer at King Middle School.

Eid Prayer Service at the Zainabia Islamic Center.

Enjoying Eid with friends and family at ICCA.

Eid picture outside of Al-Huda after Eid Prayer.

Celebrating Eid with family at the United Eid Prayer.

Reciting glorifications (Takbeerat) at Masjid Al-Farooq.

Celebrating with friends & family.

Imam Nadim Ali of the West End Community Masjid at the United Eid Prayer.

Eid hugs and celebration after Eid Prayer Service at Masjid At-Taqwa in Doraville.

Enjoying Eid with family and friends at the United Eid Prayer Service.

Eid congratulations and celebration after prayer at RCM.

Shaykh Muhammad al-Ninowy delivering the Eid Sermon at Madina Institute.

Eid Prayer Sermon delivered at Masjid Al-Farooq.

Children excited for Eid at Baitul Ata.

Eid Prayer at King Middle School as part of the United Eid Prayer Service.

Enjoying the Eid festivities at RCM.

Eid pictures after prayer at Madina Institute.

Collecting the Breaking Fast Charity (Sadaqat ul-Fitr) at Masjid Al-Farooq.

Enjoying Eid with friends and family outside of King Middle School.

Enjoying good company after prayer at Masjid Al-Huda in Athens.

Eid celebrations for the children at ICCA.

Lining up for prayer at the United Eid Prayer.

7 Mosques coming together at King Middle School for the United Eid Prayer.

The community at RCM enjoying bowling and other activities later on Eid day.

Friends & family get together after Eid prayer at Madina Institute.

Friends & family get together after Eid prayer at Masjid Al-Farooq.

Amr Omar, a born and raised Texan, moved to Atlanta in 2011 and has been in love with the city and community ever since. Since coming to Atlanta, Amr has served as the Secretary and then President for the Atlanta Muslim Young Professionals (AMYP), co-leads the Gwinnett Islamic Circle (GIC) Boys Youth Group, and has been active with the Madina Institute community. Amr especially enjoys helping with initiatives that bring organizations, mosques, and different communities together. Amr graduated from The University of Texas at Austin with a degree in Chemical Engineering and has been working as an engineer in Atlanta since. He enjoys working with youth, shedding light on the awesomeness of Atlanta Muslims, long distance running and aspires to qualify for the Boston Marathon.

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