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Eidiya is an essential part of the celebrations during Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha. Its roots go back to ancient Islamic times, when dinars, clothing, and services were distributed as symbols of joy and social solidarity. Over the course of history, Eidiya evolved from an official practice during the Fatimid era to a social custom in the Ottoman period, becoming closely linked to family bonds. Today, it is given in various forms, such as placing it in envelopes with congratulatory phrases or accompanying it with chocolates and toys. The tradition of Eidiya reinforces family unity, teaches children the concepts of saving, and provides an opportunity for exchanging visits and greetings among community members in Syrian society.
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