The Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change has called on citizens to manage Qurbani animal waste responsibly during Eid-ul-Azha. The ministry emphasized using designated slaughtering areas, proper disposal of blood, offal, and other waste to prevent pollution and health risks. It urged the use of biodegradable bags instead of plastic and stressed personal safety measures during slaughter. Active local administration support and public cooperation are essential to maintain cleanliness and protect the environment for a healthy, safe Bangladesh.

BNP Acting Chairman Tarique Rahman extended Eid-ul-Azha greetings to Muslims in Bangladesh and worldwide through a Facebook post. Emphasizing the spirit of sacrifice, he urged unity, compassion, and reflection in light of current economic hardships. He noted that the fall of the fascist regime brought relief to the people, and called for collective efforts to restore moral values, fight inequality, and prevent corruption. He stressed ensuring no one is left hungry during Eid and prayed for peace and prosperity for all.

During Eid prayers at a DNCC-organized event, social media buzzed with speculation over a viral image showing Adviser Asif Mahmud standing in a separate row behind the Imam. Fact-checking revealed that Asif initially stood with other worshippers in the first row but moved forward upon the administration’s request when the Imam called for someone to stand on his left. Religious leaders clarified that this arrangement was made due to space constraints and protocol requirements.

Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus emphasized the importance of peace in the country, stating, "We want a peaceful nation where people can live freely without fear. Today is a day to embrace unity, setting aside past conflicts for the greater good of society." He added, "Eid teaches us reconciliation and moving forward together. The ability to establish such a day in our society is a great blessing for us." During Eid greetings, he expressed gratitude for the opportunity to meet so many people, highlighting the need to bridge distances and foster unity in society.

Russian President Vladimir Putin extended Eid-ul-Fitr greetings to the Muslim community in Russia. In a statement, he described Eid as an ancient and significant festival symbolizing spiritual growth, kindness, and compassion. He also acknowledged the Muslim community’s contributions to charitable, educational, and national projects. Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin also extended his best wishes to Russian Muslims on this occasion.

The 198th Eid congregation at Asia’s largest historical Eidgah, Sholakia, was held peacefully at 10:00 AM. Mufti Abul Khair Mohammad Saifullah led the prayers, with the area resonating with the chants of “Allahu Akbar.” Police Superintendent Mohammad Hasan Chowdhury confirmed that over 600,000 worshippers participated, making it the largest Eid congregation in the country. For security, police, RAB, BGB, Ansar, and the army were deployed, along with 64 CCTV cameras and six watchtowers for surveillance.

At the DNCC Eid cultural program, Adviser Asif Mahmud Sajib Bhuiyan stated that Eid celebrations would be more joyous going forward. “No longer will we spend Eid just watching TV at home. We will participate in Eid processions and enjoy the Eid fair together,” he said. He emphasized that Dhaka’s historic Eid procession had been revived and that next year, the celebrations would be even grander despite time constraints this year.

The first Eid congregation at Baitul Mukarram National Mosque began at 7:00 AM and concluded with a special prayer at 7:30 AM, led by Hafiz Mufti Maulana Muhibbullahil Baqi. The prayers sought blessings for the nation’s well-being and invoked Allah’s mercy upon the oppressed Muslims in Palestine. Additionally, supplications were made for the country’s development, progress, and the unity of the Muslim Ummah. Worshippers were urged to show kindness and compassion to one another, making Eid celebrations more meaningful.

After performing Eid-ul-Fitr prayers, Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus extended Eid greetings to everyone, including women and expatriate workers, who participated in congregations across the country. He emphasized that Eid is a day of unity and love and expressed his desire to strengthen the unity that has been established. Despite all adversities, he urged the nation to maintain its solidarity and remain committed to building a new Bangladesh.

Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus offered the Eid-ul-Fitr prayer at the National Eidgah ground on Monday at 8:30 AM. The congregation was attended by Supreme Court justices, members of the Advisory Council, politicians, and people from various walks of life.

Worshippers began arriving at the Eidgah, located adjacent to the High Court, two hours before the prayer, under tight security arrangements by law enforcement agencies. The prayer was led by Mufti Mohammad Abdul Malek, the Khatib of Baitul Mukarram National Mosque, while Muhammad Habibur Rahman, the mosque’s muezzin, served as the Qur'an reciter.

While 11 countries, including Saudi Arabia, UAE, Bahrain, Kuwait, Turkey, and Palestine, observed Eid on Sunday, 16 nations—including Bangladesh, Iran, Egypt, Pakistan, India, and Malaysia—will celebrate on Monday.

In celebration of Eid-ul-Fitr, entertainment venues in Cumilla, including Moynamoti Museum and Shalban Buddhist Monastery, have been decorated to welcome visitors. Other attractions, such as Rupban Mura, Kotila Mura, Rajeshpur Eco Park, Magic Paradise Park, Blue Water Park, and Lalmayi Lakeland Park, are also expected to see a large influx of visitors. Custodian Md. Shahin Alam of Moynamoti Museum anticipates high visitor turnout, similar to previous Eid celebrations.

Religious Affairs Advisor A.F.M. Khalid Hossain addressed the ongoing debate regarding Bangladesh celebrating Eid in alignment with Saudi Arabia. He stated that religious practices should rise above controversy. Earlier, he was asked whether Bangladesh should follow Saudi Arabia in determining religious festivals, as many districts in the country have already done so.

Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus has conveyed his Eid-ul-Fitr greetings to the people of Bangladesh. In his message, he wished everyone a joyous and peaceful Eid, encouraging them to spend time with family, visit the graves of loved ones, and extend support to underprivileged families. He urged people to remain united despite attempts to sow division, calling for prayers for national unity and prosperity. The Chief Adviser expressed hope that everyone’s lives would be filled with joy and fulfillment.

The crescent moon of the Islamic month of Shawwal was sighted in Bangladesh on Sunday evening, confirming that Eid-ul-Fitr will be celebrated across the country on Monday. The National Moon Sighting Committee made the announcement following a meeting at 6:30 PM. Meanwhile, in Saudi Arabia, the moon was sighted on Saturday, leading to the celebration of Eid on Sunday. As a result, people in Saudi Arabia observed 29 days of fasting this Ramadan.