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whereas before we would have this big gap. so it is just really weird. like, oh, my god, this is what it used to feel like to be next to someone. you want to connect with your lord, and you want that security and you want the assurance that you are still a believer, and this is the best way to do it. it is actually really nice to seel a lot of people come together, like just in the community. i haven t seen this in a while. eid al adha is the second most important festival in the islamic calendar. it follows the hajj, the annual muslim pilgrimage which takes place in saudi arabia. one of the most important things is realising that our neighbours are here next to each other in times of need. from food banks, from looking after elders. i think bringing people together is what it is all about for the community, and for the mosque in particular. and i think the pandemic has demonstrated that we can do it, and this now, really marking that celebration of continuing to even grow together as

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