Eid da al-Fitr Heritage Walk in Caimbatore: Explore Athar Jamaat and Karumukdai

Athar Jamaath Mosque | Photo Credit: Who Annanthan

As Kimimato is preparing for the EID Di al-Fitr, a Heritage Walk invites the residence to enter the heart of the celebration. The Talk-A-Walk Ed Special, organized by KV Siddhartha of the Cumbatore Art and Theater Society (Cats), will accept participants through some vibrant Arszid in the city, Big Bazaar Street, and Karumukdai.

The EID da al-Fitr, which identifies the end of Ramadan, is during spiritual renewal, community assembly and festival enjoyment. During the month of Ramadan, Muslims break their fast during sunset by fasting from dawn to dusk Iftar – It starts with palm often. The festival itself is gratitude and celebration of Togetorenes, where families are united for prayer, eating and charity.

This festival is the consciousness of the festival that Siddhartha is expecting capture in the talk-wak event. “The Heritage we walk in the past has been going on for years, but this is the first time we organize a formal organizing around EID,” he said. “Last year, I and my wife visited Karumumukadai and were fascinated by the vibrant color and the environment. I felt that others should feel it too, to be better related to this event.”

A fragrant shop near Athar Jamaat Photo Credit: Special Arrangement

Walk route

The walk will begin at the Jamaat Mosque, a mosque deep in the history of Coimbatore. “It was founded by the aromatic traders of Tirunelvelli, it was named Inheritance (Perfume), “Siddhartha explained.

From the mosque, the participants will move through the big market zones, where the market, the street side feeding and the local vendors will start in full swing, the preparation of the EID. Siddhartha says, “This event is not just about fasting – there is plenty of food and shopping.” “I can safely assume that people on the side of the street and dinner will be people who buy sweet, clothes and other festivals.”

The final episode of this walk will take to the participants’ Karumumukadai, its view of the Strong cultural identity. Siddhartha explains, “We will drive the car under the flyover and look at the area, but will require a clear start and last point of walking,” Siddhartha explained.

A food stall in Karumukdai | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement

Not just a walk

For Siddhartha, these Heritage Walks are about to build a deeper connection with someone’s city. “Often, we accept our local heroism for honor.

He says that the participants are free to explore the surroundings for an hour, then they will meet once against the fight against the wrap.

This national Heritage is a tidal walk, Siddhartha believes that citizens are necessary to encourage pride and understanding. “If you want to be proud of your town and understand what the changes can be made to make it, you need to get the first experience. Organize something independently with their family.”

March 30, 6pm. With only 12 spots available, interested in joining that can register by sending ’25C-034D+name’ to 98942 88422 via WhatsApp.