\nAbdul Qadir al-Gilani, with attendance rising steadily from dawn. Eid takbeers
\nfilled the complex as people exchanged greetings after the ritual, while local
\narrangements helped regulate movement and facilitate entry and exit.
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Shafaq News- Baghdad\/ Babil<\/p>\n
Eid al-Adha drew large crowds across Iraq on Wednesday, as
\nresidents gathered at major shrines to mark the occasion in a calm atmosphere
\nshaped by devotion and tradition.<\/p>\n
In Baghdad, visitors arrived early at the shrine of Sheikh
\nAbdul Qadir al-Gilani, with attendance rising steadily from dawn. Eid takbeers
\nfilled the complex as people exchanged greetings after the ritual, while local
\narrangements helped regulate movement and facilitate entry and exit.<\/p>\n
Afterward, many residents headed to the al-Sadriya district, In southern Babil province, the shrine of Imam al-Qasim, the
\nwhere shops selling kaak and clotted cream recorded strong demand. Families
\ngathered for the traditional Eid breakfast<\/a>, a long-standing custom that
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\nson of Imam Musa al-Kadhim, attracted similar crowds, with attendees taking
\npart in the morning observance across the surrounding area.<\/p>\n