slam saves us from ignorance and shows us the only authentic way of worshipping Allah for which we were created. This way of life leaves out nothing, great or small, that is essential for a person to know in order to live the life of one who has submitted to the will of Allah. Since Islam is undeniably allencompassing and complete, it cannot be said that it has left us without guidance as to the matter of our social holidays ('Eeds). In this book, A Guide to the Celebration of 'Eed ,  the author deals with many issues concerning the celebrations of 'Eed alFitr and 'Eed alAdhha, including when and how they should celebrated and what are the moral and material benefits that one can acquire as a result. The author further stresses the importance of following the traditions of Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) and his pious companions in celebrating 'Eed, which is a means of fulfilling ones duties in Islam and consequently a source of blessing and happiness. It is the duty of every Muslim to avoid following their own personal opinions and desires regarding the decrees of these celebrations, and it is incumbent upon each to strictly adhere to the Sunnah if they are Allah's true worshippers and care