The Eid Fair Festival in Brisbane is a joyous celebration of Eid al-Adha, attracting thousands of attendees each year. This vibrant event embraces inclusivity and provides an opportunity for the muslim community to come together with friends from diverse backgrounds.

The primary goal of Eid Fair is to foster unity, acceptance, and understanding among various cultures within the community. This festive gathering warmly welcomes individuals from all walks of life to join in the commemoration.

Eid, one of the largest celebrations worldwide, is observed by over 1.9 billion people annually. It marks the end of Ramadan, a month of fasting for Muslims. Eid-al-Fitr, along with Eid al-Adha, which takes place a few months later, holds significant importance in the Islamic calendar.

Importantly, Eid is not only a time of celebration but also an opportunity to express gratitude and extend kindness to those less fortunate. It encourages the community to be more generous and compassionate, reflecting the values of Islam.
Through acts of charity and goodwill, Muslims strive to make a positive impact on the lives of others, strengthening the bonds of friendship and empathy within their neighbourhoods.

Beyond its religious significance, Eid also serves as a platform for building friendships and fostering compassion with neighbours and the wider community.
t provides an opportunity to celebrate existing connections while creating new ones.

Eid Fair is proudly organized by the Moorooka Islamic Society and the Somali Community Association of Queensland Inc. This family-friendly event welcomes people from all walks of life, fostering cohesion and promoting an appreciation for cultural diversity. It serves as a platform for the Muslim community to engage with friends and allies from various communities, creating lasting connections and promoting intercultural dialogue.

About SCAQ

The Somali Community Association of Queensland Inc. (SCAQ) is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to fostering social cohesion between the Somali community and the broader Australian society. With over 7000 Somali individuals in Southeast Queensland, SCAQ was founded in 2010 to address the needs and concerns of its community members.

Through advocacy and support services, SCAQ strives to empower and uplift its members, promoting a harmonious and inclusive society.