21.03.2026 08:20
As thousands of Muslims flock to mosques for Eid al-Fitr prayers in Moscow, there was a significant crowd throughout the city in the morning hours, and long queues around the mosques were noticeable.
On the first day of Ramadan Feast, thousands of Muslims flocked to mosques for the holiday prayer in Moscow, the capital of Russia. While density began to form in the city from the early hours of the morning, the crowds around the mosques drew attention.
LONG HUMAN LINES FORMED
In images shared on social media, it was seen that large crowds filled the streets to reach the mosques, and in some areas, long human lines formed. In areas where security measures were increased, it was noted that the crowd was directed in an orderly manner.
HIGH PARTICIPATION THIS YEAR
While similar density is experienced every year during the holiday prayers in Moscow, it was observed that this year's participation was also high.