It looks like "The End" but with an 'I' instead of the 'N'. But
it is "THE END" – of the Month of Ramadan. The Eid marks the
celebration of a Muslim's successful fasting in the holy month
of Ramadan. Specifically, this Eid is called Eid al-Fitr (the
celebration of breaking fast). When the Month of Ramadan comes
to an end, a believer tends to have mixed feelings. From one
angle, the believer feels sad that the spiritual "coziness" of
Ramadan is drifting away. From another angle, the believer is
excited to welcome the Eid holiday spirit, which manifests
itself on various levels in a believer's life. From the nuclear
family, to the more distant relatives, to the local community,
and even to the international Muslim community, the believer
feels the spirit of Eid trying to fill in the huge vacancy the
month of Ramadan left behind. It's important that we do not lose
momentum as the month of Ramadan ends. In other words, a
believer should maintain the spiritual development (s)he was
having during the holy month. Be