After prayers in the mosque everybody gives feast greeting to each other by shaking hands. The next stage is at home where feast greetings continue. In the traditional extended families these greetings do not take too much time as all members are at the same place. But in nuclear families it might take a much longer time. Couples with their children visit their parents or grandparents, give gifts, kiss their hands, and they eat candies or chocolates.
Children are pleased as they are given some pocket money in addition to candies.
Another place which should not be missed is a visit to the cemetery where the deceased members of the family are buried and need to be remembered. Flowers are taken and the soil of the grave is watered. Meanwhile family members read from the Koran in the name of the deceased. The main visiting is over and now it is the time for some shopkeepers to open shops. Children are eager to spend their pocket money in grocery shops or amusement parks.