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Eid Mubarak SMS Messages 2017
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Best 14 Eid Mubarak SMS Messages 2017
1.
Wishing A Very Happy Eid Mubarak
To You And All The Muslim Brothers
Around the globe
Both Here And In Far-Flung Places.
The Peace And Grace Of Allah Rest
Upon Your Shoulders And
Present to You A Contended And Very Happy Eid.
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2.
We Wish That This Eid Bring Smiles, Joys, Happiness and Prosperity To All Of Us.
May The Sun Of This Eid Lighten Our Country With Unity And Peace.
May Allah Show Us True Spirit Of Qurbani Float From Rich To Poor.
3.
I wish a desire for u.
The desire i wish for few.
The desire i wish for u is that
your everything wishes work out as expected
so continue wishing
as my everything wishes are with you.
Eid Mubarak messages 2017
4.
Friendless without u,
Every n each minutes.
When i am distant from everyone else
I close my eyes n consider u
N contemplations of ur cherish warms
Me inside n makes me grin.
miss you a considerable measure. eid mubarak.
5.
Happy EID-Mubarak to every one of you
A Wonderful One..!!
To Help Make Your Eid
Companionship And Fun
Happy Moments Of
Brilliant, Happy Things
Warm,Happy Hours And
That This Eid Day Brings
6.
O vai romjaner oi rojar seshe
elo khushir Eid. Amir, Gorib,
Fokir, Mastan gao khushi Geet.
Sobai mile kori kolakuli,
na hoi aj oparog, Onoboroto
bolte thaki Eid Mubarak.
Eid Mubarak or Blessed Eid (Arabic: عيد مبارك, Bengali: ঈদমুবারক, Persian/Urdu: عید مُبارک, Malayalam: ഈദ് മുബാറക്, Somali: Ciid wanaagsan, ஈத்முபாரக்) is a conventional Muslim welcome held for use on the celebrations of Eid ul-Adha and Eid ul-Fitr. Eid signifies “Festivity” and alludes to the event itself, and Mubarak signifies “favored”; for instance: “Eid Mubarak, sister!”
