ISLAMABAD: As Eidul Fitr is all set to be celebrated, the markets of Rawalpindi and Islamabad have been bustling with activity as people, especially women, have been shopping for clothes, jewelry, and food items to celebrate the occasion.
The excitement of the festival is palpable in the air as families and friends gather to prepare for the festivities.
On the eve of Eidul Fitr, Chaand Raat is celebrated in Pakistan, marking the end of Ramadan and the beginning of the three-day festival. The streets and markets of Islamabad have been illuminated with colorful lights, while the sound of bangles and the aroma of traditional sweets fill the air.
The markets are abuzz with activity, as shoppers rush to buy new clothes and accessories, haggling with vendors for the best deals.
Eidul Fitr shopping at markets
The traditional markets of Raja Bazaar, Sadar, Centaurus Mall, and Jinnah Super Market are particularly crowded, with long queues outside shops and stalls.
Despite the ongoing pandemic, people are determined to celebrate the occasion with their loved ones, taking all necessary precautions to stay safe.
Many are seen wearing masks and maintaining social distancing, while shopkeepers are sanitizing their stores regularly to ensure the safety of their customers.
As the night wears on, the excitement grows, with people flocking to the streets to enjoy the festivities. Chaand Raat is a time of joy and celebration, as people come together to welcome Eidul Fitr and bid farewell to the month of Ramadan.
In these difficult times, the spirit of Eidul Fitr shines bright in Islamabad, as people prepare to celebrate the occasion with their families and loved ones, while also remembering those who have been affected by the pandemic.
