-The Takbir for `Eid Al-Fitr begins at sunset on the last day of Ramadan and continues until the `Eid prayer starts. -Reciting Takbir is a Sunnah practice encouraged for both men and women, with men reciting it aloud and women doing so quietly. -The phrases of Takbir include gratitude and exalting Allah’s greatness. -Scholars emphasize that Takbir should be recited at home, in mosques, marketplaces, and on the way to the `Eid prayer.

There is no specific Du`a prescribed after `Eid prayer. Instead, it is Sunnah to recite Takbir, Tasbih, Tahlil, and Tahmid on the night before `Eid and on the morning of `Eid, until the Khutbah on the day of `Eid Al-Fitr, and until the end of the days of Tashriq on `Eid Al-Ad-ha, as is also prescribed during the first ten days of Dhul-Hijjah.

The date for `Eid Al-Fitr and `Eid Al-Adha is based on sighting of the new moon. So, there is no problem if `Eid Al-Adha is on Friday in one country and on Saturday in another, and so on, based on the differences in moon sighting.