Central Brooklyn
Photo: Hassan IqbalThe month of Ramadan [/guide-ramadan-2017-brooklyn/]is over, the moon has been sighted and on Sunday, June 25, the majority of Muslims around the world celebrated Eid al-Fitr (which lasts three days). How did Muslims in Brooklyn celebrate? With the annual Chand Raat Bazaar on Coney Island Avenue [/coney-island-avenue-packed-for-annual-chand-raat-bazaar-ditmas-park/
1090 Coney Island Avenue
Thousands of people filled Coney Island Avenue, from Foster Avenue to Avenue H, last night for the annual Chand Raat Bazaar [/blog/events/annual-chand-raat-bazaar-on-coney-island-avenue-thursday-night] — a night of celebration marking the end of the Ramadan, the Islamic holy month of fasting. The American Council of Minority Women [https://www.facebook.com/
Alvin Berke
Thousands of people came out to Coney Island Avenue Sunday night to celebrate Eid al-Fitr – the last day of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan – at the sixth annual Chand Raat Bazaar. Thanks to neighbor Donald Loggins for these photos – and if anyone else has pictures of the festivities, feel
American Council of Minority Women
Thousands of people packed along the sides of Coney Island Avenue, between Foster and Avenue H, last night for the fifth annual Chand Raat Bazaar. Hosted by the American Council of Minority Women [https://www.facebook.com/pages/American-Council-of-Minority-Women/184700428254744] , the event celebrates the eve of Eid al-Fitr, aka Eid,
Chand Raat Bazaar
Thousands of people were out on Coney Island Avenue between Foster and Ave H on Saturday night to celebrate Chand Raat [/blog/events/annual-chand-raat-bazaar-on-cia-this-saturday], including some neighbors who sent in pictures. Donald Loggins sent in this shot of Community Board 14 [http://www.cb14brooklyn.com/] Chairman Alvin Berk receiving an