Saudi Arabia Religion News

Live video feed in the holy city of Mecca as the celebrations of Eid ul Fitr for 2010 enter the second day with Ramadan now ended for another year and the daily fasting before sunset at and end.

The feast of Ramadan finally draws to a close with the celebration of Eid, which symbolises the breaking of the 30 days of fasting. This live view is in Mecca, in the KSA.

Live view inside the Grand Holy Mosque of Al-Masjid home of the scared muslim Kaaba, focus of the great pilgrimages to Mecca for the festival of Eid, signalling the end of Ramadan 2010.

Live web cam at the Kaaba in the Grand Holy Mosque of Al Masjid in the holy Islamic city of Mecca, in the KSA as the world's muslims gather to celebrate the end of Ramadan 2010 with the feast of Eid al-Fitr.

Eid celebrations commence this evening at Al-Masjid al-Ḥarām mosque at Mecca in the KSA, marking the end of Ramadan, also known as Ramadhan or Ramzaan

The 30 days of Ramadan finally comes to an end at sunset tonight - this live webcam feed is at the Grand Holy Mosque in Mecca as the fast ends with the traditional Iftar meal at Eid ul-Fitr, or Eid al-Fitr.

Live webcam feed in the Muslim holy city of Mecca, Saudi Arabia, at the Grand Mosque as the religious feast of Ramadan 2010 draws to a close with the Islamic festival of Eid or Eid ul-Fitr.

As the Muslim festival of Ramadan enters its second week of 2010, crowds continue to gather at the holy mosque in Mecca for the daily calls to prayer

As Ramadan enters its second day, watch live on this feed from the Sacred Mosque in Mecca as the faithful of Islam answer the call to prayer

Live view as the Ramadan Muslim festival for 2010 gets underway at the Grand Holy Mosque in Mecca

The Islam religious festival of Ramadan starts tomorrow, with fasting for all the world's Muslims throughout the hours of daylight

Live view from the Grand Holy Mosque in Mecca for the start of Ramadhan 2010, the Muslim religious festival

Al Resalah TV launches a series of programs on its distinctive and exclusive screen during the month of Ramadan