Fireworks before Eid Mubarak

EID MUBARAK at KUDUS 1433 H

"Minal aidzin wal faidzin mohon maaf lahir dan batin"

Every year, we (moslem) always celebrate our biggest religious celebration called Eid Mubarak. For me, this is the most special moment for me gathering with my family and friends. Here are some pictures of fireworks I light up the night before the shalat Eid.

Something that intriguing about those pictures are because they look like star constellation. So far, Eid Mubarak is the most momental activities could happen at that day.

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