HERAT CITY (Pajhwok): Religious scholars call Eid days the best opportunity to visit friends and families. They want people to shun bias and inquire after the sick.
Some scholars in Herat say Eid is not all about wearing new clothes and eating good food. Visiting the ill, helping the needy and resolving differences are the best deeds according to Islamic teachings.
Placing a variety of fruits on tables, visiting friends and offering food and sweets in mosques on the first day of Eid are among the traditions of Herat people.
Abdul Ghani Jamshid . . .
