After two years of pandemic restrictions, Eid al-Fitr celebrations returned to London at the weekend.
The Muslim community came out in their thousands to enjoy the festivities together in parks and centres across the city.
This year many remembered those who can't celebrate Eid this year due to the war in Ukraine.
On Friday evening thousands of Londoners from all faiths joined the mayor of London at an open iftar in Trafalgar Square.
Iftar is an evening meal which marks the end of they day's fast during the holy month where Muslim's give up eating and drinking during daylight hours to show their devotion to God.
The event was organised by the Ramadan Tent Project and included inspirational speakers and a call to prayer led by Imam Muhittin Aydin.
The London Eye was also illuminated with a special crescent moon light display on Monday evening to mark Eid al-Fitr.
Here are ten photos of Londoners enjoying the festivities over the weekend.
1. Morning prayer at the East London Mosque
Men take part in morning prayers during Eid Al-Fitr celebrations at East London Mosque in Whitechapel on May 2
2. London Eye lit up to mark Eid al-Fitr
The London Eye was illuminated with a special crescent moon light display to mark Eid al-Fitr
3. Family outside East London Mosque
A family gathers outside the East London Mosque after morning prayers during Eid Al-Fitr celebrations on May 2
4. Sadiq Khan has an iftar meal in Traflagar Square
Thousands of Londoners from all walks of life came together in Trafalgar Square for a Ramadan Iftar.