The majority of New Zealand's Muslims live in Auckland, though they have come from places as diverse as Fiji, Nigeria and Egypt. They find comfort in the brotherhood-its very idea deeply rooted in the Ouran. Meetings are often held in community halls hired for the occasion, as numbers frequently exceed the capacity of Auckland's three relatively small mosques. During the feast of Eid-ul-Fitr, observed on the day following the last day of Ramadan, members of the community listen to an address by the Imam.
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