November 7, 2011

Photo Gallery: Muslim Students Association Hosts Eid-al-Adha Celebration

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Students, faculty, and staff came out to help celebrate Eid-al-Adha. Hosted by the Muslim Students Association, the “Festival of Sacrifice” is an important religious holiday celebrated by Muslims worldwide. Check out images from the celebration.

Hassaan Khan '14, dressed in a traditional Shalwar kameez, leads a Muslim prayer at the start of dinner.
After answering some questions about Islam, Andrew Bahr '13 got to pick out a Lafayette College t-shirt.
Dale Berkove, 8, son of Ethan Berkove, associate professor of mathematics, raises his hand to play a quiz game.
Hassaan Khan '13, left, hugs Evan Gooberman '13, president of Hillel Society, three times, which is tradition during Eid-al-Adha.
Thafhim Muna Siddiqua '13, left (in red), and Amira Ahsan '14 listen to a speaker.
Joe Prati '13, left, and Xiao Cui '13 laugh during the event.
Students serve traditional Muslim fare to guests.
Thafhim Muna Siddiqua '13 serves traditional Muslim food.
Hassaan Khan '13, left, asks Eddie Andujar '15 a question during a quiz portion of the event.
Members of the Muslim Student Association joined by Javad Tavakoli, far right, professor of chemical and biomolecular engineering.
Shabhia Akter, '15, center, serves food during the Muslim Student Association's Eid-al-Adha dinner in the Marlo Room of the Farinon Center.
Gary Gordon, professor of mathematics, speaks with others at his table.
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