Singaporean Muslims looked amazing in their traditional outfits for Eid
SINGAPORE -- Wednesday marked the end of the month-long fasting period of Ramadan for Muslims all over the world.
Known as Eid al-Fitr or Hari Raya in Southeast Asian countries, Muslims celebrated by opening their homes to friends and families, greeting one another in their finest traditional robes.
In Singapore, the hashtag #EidsTheTakeOver started trending on Twitter after this post from Glowly Suji, which urged fellow Muslims here to stand proud of their heritage and not be affected by the negative opinions of what others had toward them.
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In Southeast Asia, the traditional outfit is known as the baju kurung. Younger Muslim women usually opt for the baju kebaya, which is tighter around the figure. Headwear such as the hijab and songkok is optional.
Inspired by Glowly Suji's post, a stream of gorgeous OOTDs flooded social media on the day.
Here are some of the ladies getting in formation:
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And the guys were slaying it too.
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