Uğur Ceritli, who came to pray, expressed their appreciation for the atmosphere and the historical significance of Hagia Sophia and Sultanahmet mosques.
Worshippers wished they had arrived earlier and extended well wishes to those partaking in the prayer.
Mehmet Binici shared their gratitude for a pleasant holiday season and expressed prayers for those affected by the recent earthquake. Binici wished for peace and tranquillity worldwide.
Eyüp Sultan Mosque also attracted a large crowd of citizens seeking to perform the Eid prayer.
Despite arriving early, many individuals were unable to find space inside the mosque and resorted to praying on the rugs and mats placed in the courtyard.
Similarly, Büyük Çamlıca Mosque in Üsküdar welcomed thousands of people who came early in the morning to celebrate Eid al-Adha. The mosque quickly filled up, with the top floor designated for women.
The main street where Büyük Çamlıca Mosque is located experienced heavy traffic due to the influx of people.
Following the Eid prayer, congregants exchanged greetings and celebrated together both inside the mosque and in the courtyard.
The digital ridge of the mosque displayed the message "Eid Mubarak" before the prayer, adding to the festive ambience.
