High Eid (Eid al-Fitr celebrations Rituals in Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara)

Eid is a day of victory, in which Muslims (purified) returned after running fast. Awareness of their achievements back to nan fitri identity is expected to be a kind of inherent and control even the spirit of the strong self to continuously improve the quality of life, as has been done in the month of fasting. Having been educated through the momentum of fasting, Muslims celebrate then to hold a thanksgiving for the blessings fitri (such as the sanctity of a newborn baby) which God gave through the Eid al-Fitr.

Expression of gratitude to Allah's blessings were also carried out by Muslims Wetu Telu in Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia. After performing various rituals since a month before the fast (Rowah Wulan and Sampek Friday) and on the eve of Ramadan as the ceremony Meleman Qunut, Maleman Likuran, and Maleman Pitrah, they held Lebaran High, is an expression Muslims Wetu Telu to mention the feast of Eid Fitr. High Lebaran expression is the way Muslims Wetu Telu to show that the ceremony which was held as the closing month of Ramadan has a value that is very important.

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