Concerning "Iftar", which is the evening meal that breaks the fast, it's usually a time of congregating with friends and family; we invite friends to our house or go over to someone else's house. we also receive invitations from people we haven't seen for a long time. So, it's a time of increased friendship, brotherhood and love. In fact, fasting together (all Muslim people) affirms the brotherhood and that we are (Muslims) all equal before Allah. Concerning "El Eid", it's a thanksgiving day where Muslims assemble in a happy and joyful atmosphere to offer thei gratitude to Allah for helping them to fulfill their spiritual obligations during the holy month (Ramadan). It's also a day of victory because we (Muslims) feel that we have achieved the greatest victory when we controlled ourselves, disciplined our desires, gave up bad habits, offered help and did a great deal of acts of worship. So, there's no need to talk abt helping the world cuss this is not the purpose of fasting. Yet, what I have talked abt are the true reasons or purposes of fasting.