Eid as always started with chand raat (the eve of Eid). Moon was sighted early in the evening so we could get busy with our henna and bangles.
For once the kids were excited about their bedtime as it mean time for henna, LOL. As you can see, car was a popular theme with them.
Assalaam-o-Alaikom (Peace be on you)
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
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Eid mubarak! The kids looks so grown up this year, I can barely stand it!
ReplyDeleteI think your hand looks lovely. I haven't done henna in so long. It does keep you from knitting for a while! Eid sounds like such a fun holiday. Enjoy the rest of it!
ReplyDeleteA lovely family! Can the kids use the camera and take a picture of Mom and Dad?
ReplyDeleteI hope you all enjoy the rest of the holidays :)
Eid Mubarak from France!I visit your blog quite often not only because you're a knitting expert but also because it has this little thing that other "knitting blogs" don't have...the Muslim touch!
ReplyDeleteTake care. (Sophie/Saliha)
Umme, your work is impressive! Thanks for sharing so many patterns.
ReplyDeleteIyi Bayramlar Umme Hanim. Well that's Eid Murbarak in Turkish. I love the new clothes your husband and son are wearing. I loved Seker Bayram (Eid) in Ankara, all the kids would come door to door looking for sweets/candy. It was such a happy time.
ReplyDeleteEid Mubarak!
ReplyDeleteYour hand looks wonderful. Enjoy your holiday!
ReplyDeleteEid Mubarak(belated).
ReplyDeletehenna design I think is lovely :)
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