Muslim women hold prayers at Sir Ali ground in Nairobi to mark Eid-Ul- Fitr on March 20, 2026. /LEAH MUKANGAI



Muslim faithful across Kenya have gathered in mosques and open grounds to mark the end of the holy month of Ramadan with vibrant Eid-ul-Fitr celebrations.

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Following the crescent moon sighting, thousands embraced the day with prayers, new attire and charity, celebrating a time of spiritual renewal and communal harmony.

From Nairobi to the coastal region, families are gathering for special prayers and festive meals, signaling the conclusion of month-long dawn-to-sunset fasting.

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Muslim men arrive for prayers at Sir Ali ground in Nairobi to mark Eid-Ul- Fitr on March 20, 2026. /LEAH MUKANGAI
Muslim faithfuls arrive for prayers at Sir Ali ground, Nairobi to mark Edd-Ul- Fitr on March 20, 2026. /LEAH MUKANGAI
Muslim women hold prayers at Sir Ali ground in Nairobi to mark Eid-Ul- Fitr on March 20, 2026. /LEAH MUKANGAI


In Mombasa, Kenyans also marked Eid by holding prayers at Tononoka grounds.
Leaders present included Mining CS Hassan Joho, Governor Abdulswamad Nassir, UDA Secretary General Hassan Omar and  politician Abdulswamad Ali.




Mining CS Hassan Joho at Tononoka Grounds, Mombasa on March 20, 2026/JOHN CHESOLI










Mombasa Governor Abdulswamad Nassir/JOHN CHESOLI









Residents at Tononoka Grounds/JOHN CHESOLI












Mombasa Governor Abdulswamad Nassir/JOHN CHESOLI






Mombasa Governor Abdulswamad Nassir/JOHN CHESOLI