More than 3,000 people attended the annual Eid in the Park event organised by Wycombe Islamic Society (WISE) at Holmers Farm Recreation Ground on Sunday, June 16.
Refi Shafi, the organiser, said: "The event began with a prayer service followed by a short sermon and saw a huge turnout of people from all walks of life and nationalities within the local community."
Post-service festivities included a free funfair, Asian breakfast, candyfloss, and ice-cream with numerous stalls selling items such as tea, toys and sweets.
Mr Shafi added: "The event was a huge success with a great atmosphere.
"An awesome start to a truly special day."
Retailer John Lewis was praised by WISE for providing free use of their car park, organising in-store Eid activities for children, and supplying volunteer traffic marshals.
WISE is an organisation serving the community to promote the progress and prosperity of mankind in this life and the next by calling to the true teachings of Islam and the worship of one God (Allah).
It aims to empower Muslims with the tools and confidence to live Islam, face the challenges of the modern world and make a positive, meaningful contribution to society.
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