Pakistan is an Islamic country. Thus, Eid is the most significant festival for the citizens of the country. It is just the same as Christians celebrate Christmas and Hindus celebrate Diwali or Holi. The Eid celebrations in Pakistan start a month before the eve of Eid during the holy month of Ramadan. Marketplaces are adorned with traditional decorative items and scintillating with lights.
Ibnul-`Arabi said: “It is called Eid because it returns every year with renewed happiness.“

Despite Muslims being busy in following the strict rules of fasting their enthusiasm does not dim. It only grows with each passing moment as Eid is coming. During Ramadan, they decorate their houses and prepare gifts for their loved ones. It is also the best time of the year to go for shopping as shopkeepers offer discounts and other attractive options. Everyone buys new clothes to wear on the big day.

On the auspicious day when the crescent moon is going to be seen in the sky, people wake up early and get ready in their new clothes to go to mosque. They offer extensive prayers and listen to the sermon of Imam.

Little boys too accompany their elders in the mosque. At home womenfolk prepare delicious Eid delicacies after offering prayers themselves. Relatives and friends gather and celebrate the festival all day long.

In Pakistan, Eid-Ul-Fitr is also called as 'Meethi Eid' (Sweet Eid) and Eid-Ul-Adha is called as 'Bakra Eid' (Sacrifice Eid). On both Eid, Sheer Khurma is a must to be the part of feasts at homes.

It is a special dish made by mixing dates and milk, which is cooked till one-fourth of the original quantity is left in an open pan. Sheer Khurma is served along with sweet wheat noodles. Shops too are full of various sweets. Many sweetshop owners sell their special dishes. Most of these sweets consist of goat meat mixed with Khoya and khurma. 

Eid is not only a one day show in Pakistan. The festivities continue for around a month. The entire aura is filled with jubilations and every heart is drenched into it. Despite all these festivities, Muslims in Pakistan celebrate Eid in most simple way possible. They enjoy but do not overdo anything. Instead they donate money for charity purposes. After all, the lesson of Eid is to bring a smile on other people's faces and destroy the evil inside.

 

New arrivals have been showcased for PINK Studios for this EID 2011. The new arrivals are elegant and trendy.

Fashion designer Hira Lari embraces her own designed lawn named Hira Lari Lawn. The inspiration for designs comes from beauty of art and nature, each of Hira Lari designs is influenced by animal prints, flowers, marine life and the techniques of silk painting. The Hira Lari Lawn is launched by Afroze Textiles.

Beautiful Lawn Collection By Hira Lari, Best for Eid 2011: Hira Lari is one of the best Pakistani fashion designers. She is the daughter of Mr. Feroze Alam Lari, the CEO of Afroze textiles Industries and is working as designer there. Her latest lawn collection contains natural colors and inspiring designs which are best for Eid 2011 event. See her lawn 2011 collection bellow

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Famous Fashion Designer Zahra Ahmad showcased her latest Eid Collection for 2011. The Latest collection comprises of light color tones.