Idul Fitr around the world in 2025

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Dates of Idul Fitr around the world
2017 IndiaJun 25, Jun 26, Jun 27 Telangana Tue, Jun 27Regional Holiday Andhra Pradesh Mon, Jun 26Regional Holiday Arunachal Pradesh Mon, Jun 26Regional Holiday Assam Mon, Jun 26Regional Holiday Bihar Mon, Jun 26Regional Holiday Chandigarh Mon, Jun 26Regional Holiday Chhattisgarh Mon, Jun 26Regional Holiday Delhi Mon, Jun 26Regional Holiday Gujarat Mon, Jun 26Regional Holiday Haryana Mon, Jun 26Regional Holiday Himachal Pradesh Mon, Jun 26Regional Holiday Jammu and Kashmir Mon, Jun 26Regional Holiday Karnataka Mon, Jun 26Regional Holiday Madhya Pradesh Mon, Jun 26Regional Holiday Maharashtra Mon, Jun 26Regional Holiday Manipur Mon, Jun 26Regional Holiday Meghalaya Mon, Jun 26Regional Holiday Mizoram Mon, Jun 26Regional Holiday Nagaland Mon, Jun 26Regional Holiday Odisha Mon, Jun 26Regional Holiday Puducherry Mon, Jun 26Regional Holiday Punjab Mon, Jun 26Regional Holiday Rajasthan Mon, Jun 26Regional Holiday Sikkim Mon, Jun 26Regional Holiday Tamil Nadu Mon, Jun 26Regional Holiday Telangana Mon, Jun 26Regional Holiday Tripura Mon, Jun 26Regional Holiday Uttar Pradesh Mon, Jun 26Regional Holiday Uttarakhand Mon, Jun 26Regional Holiday West Bengal Mon, Jun 26Regional Holiday Kerala Sun, Jun 25Regional Holiday 2016 IndiaJul 6, Jul 7, Jul 8 Telangana Fri, Jul 8Regional Holiday Andhra Pradesh Thu, Jul 7Regional Holiday Goa Thu, Jul 7Regional Holiday Karnataka Thu, Jul 7Regional Holiday Madhya Pradesh Thu, Jul 7Regional Holiday Maharashtra Thu, Jul 7Regional Holiday Odisha Thu, Jul 7Regional Holiday Tamil Nadu Thu, Jul 7Regional Holiday Telangana Thu, Jul 7Regional Holiday Telangana Thu, Jul 7Regional Holiday Uttarakhand Thu, Jul 7Regional Holiday West Bengal Thu, Jul 7Regional Holiday Arunachal Pradesh Wed, Jul 6Regional Holiday Assam Wed, Jul 6Regional Holiday Bihar Wed, Jul 6Regional Holiday Chandigarh Wed, Jul 6Regional Holiday Chhattisgarh Wed, Jul 6Regional Holiday Delhi Wed, Jul 6Regional Holiday Gujarat Wed, Jul 6Regional Holiday Haryana Wed, Jul 6Regional Holiday Himachal Pradesh Wed, Jul 6Regional Holiday Jammu and Kashmir Wed, Jul 6Regional Holiday Kerala Wed, Jul 6Regional Holiday Manipur Wed, Jul 6Regional Holiday Meghalaya Wed, Jul 6Regional Holiday Mizoram Wed, Jul 6Regional Holiday Nagaland Wed, Jul 6Regional Holiday Punjab Wed, Jul 6Regional Holiday Rajasthan Wed, Jul 6Regional Holiday Sikkim Wed, Jul 6Regional Holiday Tripura Wed, Jul 6Regional Holiday Uttar Pradesh Wed, Jul 6Regional Holiday Uttarakhand Wed, Jul 6Regional Holiday West Bengal Wed, Jul 6Regional Holiday 2015 IndiaJul 18 Andhra Pradesh Sat, Jul 18Regional Holiday Arunachal Pradesh Sat, Jul 18Regional Holiday Assam Sat, Jul 18Regional Holiday Bihar Sat, Jul 18Regional Holiday Chandigarh Sat, Jul 18Regional Holiday Chhattisgarh Sat, Jul 18Regional Holiday Delhi Sat, Jul 18Regional Holiday Gujarat Sat, Jul 18Regional Holiday Haryana Sat, Jul 18Regional Holiday Himachal Pradesh Sat, Jul 18Regional Holiday Jammu and Kashmir Sat, Jul 18Regional Holiday Karnataka Sat, Jul 18Regional Holiday Kerala Sat, Jul 18Regional Holiday Madhya Pradesh Sat, Jul 18Regional Holiday Maharashtra Sat, Jul 18Regional Holiday Manipur Sat, Jul 18Regional Holiday Meghalaya Sat, Jul 18Regional Holiday Mizoram Sat, Jul 18Regional Holiday Nagaland Sat, Jul 18Regional Holiday Odisha Sat, Jul 18Regional Holiday Punjab Sat, Jul 18Regional Holiday Rajasthan Sat, Jul 18Regional Holiday Sikkim Sat, Jul 18Regional Holiday Tamil Nadu Sat, Jul 18Regional Holiday Telangana Sat, Jul 18Regional Holiday Tripura Sat, Jul 18Regional Holiday Uttarakhand Sat, Jul 18Regional Holiday West Bengal Sat, Jul 18Regional Holiday
Summary
Marks the end of the fasting period of the Islamic month of Ramadan

In India, this festival is known as Idu’l Fitr and marks the end of the fasting period of the Islamic month of Ramadan.

It is a holiday in all states except Goa, Jharkhand and Uttar Pradesh.

The festival is a time for feasting, rejoicing and thankfulness.

The preparations for the festival start at the beginning of Ramadan.

When the day finally arrives and the period of fasting ends, children receive many gifts, there are fairs with street bazaars selling festive goods and traditional foods.

Many attend religious ceremonies and visit with friends and family.

This is one of the most anticipated holidays on the Muslim calendar.

Idul Fitr around the world in 2025

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