Eid Mubarak!

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EID Greetings - US Postage Stamp
Eidukum mubarak

This year Eid al-Adha, the second Islamic Eid holiday of the year, is observed September 1-3. To help you celebrate, or just learn a bit more about Eid, we've pulled together a list of titles for children and families here at ELPL. Find it here!

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Looking for even more great resources about Islamic holidays? Ann Arbor District Library has a list of children's books here that you can borrow through MelCat with your ELPL card!

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