#1 Poem for Eid-ul-Fitr Mubarak

On this day of Eid, our hearts are filled with joy
As we gather with family and friends, oh boy!
We share delicious treats and sweets
And pray for Allah’s blessings to greet

The month of Ramadan has passed by
And now we bid it a fond goodbye
With gratitude for the blessings we received
And the lessons of patience we achieved

Eid-ul-Fitr is a day of celebration
And a reminder of Allah’s compassion
May our hearts be filled with love and peace
And our lives be blessed with success and ease

So let us embrace this day with open hearts
And spread kindness and goodness, in all our parts
Eid-ul-Fitr Mubarak to one and all
May Allah bless us, and answer our call.

#2 Poem for Eid-ul-Fitr Mubarak

As the crescent moon heralds a new day And the stars twinkle in their own way
We welcome Eid-ul-Fitr with open arms
And celebrate with friends and families’ charms

The month of Ramadan has been a test
Of our faith and devotion, at its best
But with Allah’s help, we persevered
And now, we rejoice, no more feared

Let’s put aside our differences and unite
And spread love and joy, oh, what a sight
May Allah bless us with peace and harmony
And guide us to a life full of integrity

On this auspicious day of Eid
May our hearts be pure and freed
From any ill will or malice
And filled with love, kindness, and justice

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Eid-ul-Fitr Mubarak, let us all say
As we celebrate in our unique way
May Allah accept our deeds and prayers
And keep us safe in His loving care.

#3 Poem for Eid-ul-Fitr Mubarak

Eid-ul-Fitr Mubarak, oh joyous day
When we gather with loved ones to pray
After a month of fasting, we celebrate
And thank Allah for His mercy and grace

The sweet scent of mehndi fills the air
As we dress up in our finest wear
Children giggle with excitement and glee
As they receive gifts and sweets with glee

Amidst the festivities and cheerful chatter,
We remember those who are less fortunate and matter
And share our blessings with those in need
As we spread love and kindness indeed

Eid-ul-Fitr Mubarak, let us rejoice
In the blessings and joy that this day brings with its voice
May Allah bless us all with peace and harmony
And guide us on the path of righteousness and unity.

#4 Poem for Eid-ul-Fitr Mubarak

As the crescent moon appears in the sky And the stars twinkle bright up high
We gather to celebrate with love and cheer
Eid-ul-Fitr, a day so dear

After a month of sacrifice and devotion,
We offer thanks with pure emotion
For the blessings that Allah has bestowed
And the strength to follow His code

In the spirit of Eid, let us forgive and forget
And spread love and kindness, no room for regret
May this day bring peace and happiness
And guide us on the path of righteousness.

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