Ramadan 1447 is wrapping up fast—in Port Harcourt and across Rivers State/Nigeria, many of us are watching for the Shawwal moon tonight (after sunset March 18) or tomorrow. The National Moon Sighting Committee and Sultan of Sokoto will announce soon, but Eid al-Fitr is looking like Friday March 20 or Saturday March 21, 2026 InshaAllah.

As someone passionate about sharing cultural festivals (from Onitsha New Yam to Holi and Rio Carnival), I created this video to help everyone prepare properly and celebrate mindfully:

Eid Mubarak 2026: When Is It? Insane Foods, Prayers & Secrets Revealed!

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Quick highlights from the video (real experiences + tips):

Moon sighting & exact date expectations for Nigeria

Eid Salah, what to wear, and how to make dua

Zakat al-Fitr rules (who pays, how much, deadline—super important!)

Mouth-watering foods: Global favorites like maamoul, sheer khurma, baklava + Nigerian twists (ram pepper soup, pounded yam with goat, chin-chin for kids, local sweets)

Family vibes: Eidi for the little ones, visiting relatives, saying "Eid Mubarak sai wata sallah", and how we do it big in the South and North

It's about 9 minutes—easy watch, packed with practical info from a Naija perspective.

What's your take, Feedcover fam?

Have you sighted the moon in your area yet (Port Harcourt, Lagos, Kano, etc.)?

Favorite Eid dish or family tradition? (Share your stories!)

How are you prepping for Sallah this year?

Drop your experiences below—let's discuss and learn from each other. If the video helps, like/subscribe on my channel Cultural Entertainment Tv for more authentic African festivals.

Eid Mubarak in advance! May Allah accept our ibadah and bring joy, barakah, and plenty good food. Ameen. 🌙🍲🙏

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