Summary
Damoon, Sarah, and Behnam discuss various Muslim festivals and cultural practices, including Eid-ul-Adha and Eid al-Fitr. They talk about the tradition of animal sacrifice during these festivals, the distribution of meat to poor people, and how large-scale events are managed in places like Saudi Arabia. They mention local celebrations in parks, the impact on schools, and the possibility of Islamic holidays becoming official public holidays. The conversation also touches on Muslim populations in Macedonia, including historical conflicts and political representation. They discuss religious demographics and how holidays are observed in different countries.