Eid al-Adh celebrations going without community and family, leaves a gap in the lives of many Muslims

Lockdowns in Australia's two biggest cities have ruined plans for Muslims marking one of the biggest festivals on their calendar.

Butcher Mubeen Riaz says the lockdown is a big blow to his business (SBS). Source: SBS

Traditionally Eid al-Adha would involve big religious and community get-togethers.  But this year's celebrations are far more muted with festivities now confined to individual households

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