Well where I live in the UK it's like July Fourth every year - so our Indian friends definitely celebrate it there.
In fact the first month I lived in Bedford I thought I was back in ME, cos I heard the 'call to prayer' and it was Muslims on a peace march after the UK underground bombings - the christians and sikhs walked with them.
A month later I heard drums, and then saw the Sikhs coming down the road!! in their orange robes followed by floats with people playing sytars and other musical instruments. So THEY were celebrating publicly in the UK
The Muslims don't 'march' a lot or 'let off fireworks' but my tutor friend assures me that Eid was celebrated at her college in UK.
Well where I live in the UK it's like July Fourth every year - so our Indian friends definitely celebrate it there.
In fact the first month I lived in Bedford I thought I was back in ME, cos I heard the 'call to prayer' and it was Muslims on a peace march after the UK underground bombings - the christians and sikhs walked with them.
A month later I heard drums, and then saw the Sikhs coming down the road!! in their orange robes followed by floats with people playing sytars and other musical instruments. So THEY were celebrating publicly in the UK
The Muslims don't 'march' a lot or 'let off fireworks' but my tutor friend assures me that Eid was celebrated at her college in UK.