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

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


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By Ricky Kusumo, Gareth Boreham, Massilia Aili

Presented by sri dean

Source: SBS




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


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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