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Manchester's Eid-al-Fitr Celebration Cancelled, Funfair Continues

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Manchesters Eid-al-Fitr celebration in Platt Fields Park cancelled due to wet weather, but funfair continues and Eid-al-Adha planned for May. Organizers encourage community to gather at local mosques for prayers.

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Manchester's Eid-al-Fitr Celebration Cancelled, Funfair Continues

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On March 19th, a major outdoor e-dow fitter celebration in Manchester's Platefields Park has been called off due to soggy ground from a very wet winter. Organizers and the city council say the park just can't handle the hundreds of cars that would need to get in for the big communal gathering. The good news is the fun fair is still happening in the park from noon to 6 p.m. Greenwich mean time on Friday, Saturday and Sunday and they're already teaming up to bring Edaw Ahtha to the same spot this May. Organizers had seen this coming with the early date after such a rainy season so they looked at the nearby sports complex as a backup but limited parking there for all the expected crowds and vehicles made it unworkable and they wanted to avoid any hassle for locals. Instead folks are encouraged to head to their neighborhood mosques for prayers. Ed Al fitter wraps up the holy month of Ramadan and runs for three days marking a time of joy and community. With the fun fair ready to go and bigger plans ahead, Manchester's Muslim community will still find

ways to celebrate safely this weekend.

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