1/18Taseen Hassan, 21, Wasif Hassan, 26, Afia Zabin, 24, and Bidora Zabin, 22, all of Wiley Park enjoy Eid al-Adha at Roberts Park, Greenacre. Picture: Julian Andrews. Photos can be purchased at newsphotos.com.au
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Thousands celebrated the feast of Eid al-Adha at Lakemba Mosque on Sunday morning following dawn prayers. There were also Eid prayers and celebrations at Roberts Park, Greenacre which drew a large crowd. Pictures: Julian Andrews
2/18Families enjoy Eid al-Adha at Roberts Park in Greenacre. Picture: Julian Andrews. Photos can be purchased at newsphotos.com.au
3/18Selma Bensaidi, 17, and Hadjer Bensaidi, 19, both of Greenacre enjoy Eid al-Adha at Roberts Park. Picture: Julian Andrews. Photos can be purchased at newsphotos.com.au
4/18Ali Zafar of Valley Park with Hassan Ali, 7, and Fatima Ali, 3, at Eid al-Adha festival at Roberts Park, Greenacre. Picture: Julian Andrews. Photos can be purchased at newsphotos.com.au
5/18Young girls enjoy Eid al-Adha celebrations at Roberts Park, Greenacre. Picture: Julian Andrews. Photos can be purchased at newsphotos.com.au
6/18Fadwa Oyekan, of Greenacre, with Ameera, 9, Khadeeja, 7, and Humayra, 5, at Roberts Park, Greenacre. Picture: Julian Andrews. Photos can be purchased at newsphotos.com.au
7/18Said Kanawati and Souher Sabih with Rayan Roude, 19, Hamza, 10, Tasmin, 8, and Irama, 4.
8/18Families have fun at Eid al-Adha celebrations at Roberts Park, Greenacre. Picture: Julian Andrews. Photos can be purchased from newsphotos.com.au
9/18Thousands of people gathered for Eid al-Adha celebrations at Roberts Park, Greenacre. Picture: Julian Andrews. Photos can be purchased from newsphotos.com.au
10/18Mohammed Ubaidulhaque and Amira Haque, 7, of Lakemba at Roberts Park, Greenacre.
11/18Lakemba state Labor MP Jihad Dib speaks as a sign language expert interprets after Eid prayers outside Lakemba Mosque as Picture: Julian Andrews. Photos can be purchased at newsphotos.com.au
12/18Worshippers after Eid al-Adha prayers outside Lakemba Mosque. Picture: Julian Andrews. Photos can be purchased at newsphotos.com.au
13/18A boy enjoys a snack outside Lakemba Mosque after Eid prayers. Picture: Julian Andrews. Photos can be purchased at newsphotos.com.au
14/18NSW Opposition Leader Jodi McKay with Canterbury Bankstown councillor Nadia Saleh at Lakemba Mosque. Picture: Julian Andrews. Photos can be purchased at newsphotos.com.au
15/18Lebanese Muslim Association board member Ahmad Malas with NSW Minister for Multiculturalism John Sidoti speak outside Lakemba Mosque after Eid prayers. Picture: Julian Andrews. Photos can be purchased at newsphotos.com.au
16/18Families gather outside Lakemba Mosque after Eid prayers. Picture: Julian Andrews. Photos can be purchased at newsphotos.com.au
17/18Blaxland federal Labor MP Jason Clare speaks outside Lakemba Mosque. Picture: Julian Andrews. Photos can be purchased at newsphotos.com.au
18/18Canterbury Bankstown councillor Bilal El-Hayek, Lakemba state Labor MP Jihad Dib, Bankstown state Labor MP Tania Mihailuk, Canterbury Bankstown Mayor Khal Asfour, NSW Opposition Leader Jodi McKay and Councillor Nadia Saleh (obscured) pose for a photo outside Lakemba Mosque. Picture: Julian Andrews. Photos can be purchased at newsphotos.com.au
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