Coming Together For Eid
Coming Together For Eid
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Eid Mubarak to everyone who celebrates
This is a perfect time to appreciate the diverse backgrounds and perspectives that make our NEXT team so unique. Let's come together to celebrate Eid because we're better as a collective, we're stronger together.
Let's embrace the spirit of the spirit of unity and everything that Eid embodies. Community, togetherness and unity,
CELEBRATING EID AL ADHA
A Time to Celebrate
A Time to Celebrate
Eid Al Adha is the second celebration in the Islamic calendar. While the celebration officially falls between 27th–30th May, this year we want to start the celebrations early with all of you! Join us on Wednesday 20th May in The Lounge from 1pm as we come together to celebrate Eid and welcome the spirit of unity amongst each other.
Eid al Adha is all about reflection and gratitude. It's a time for loved ones, food and celebration. That's why we're hosting our own get together just for you and your work friends. Come along and join us in The Lounge for food, crafts and a place to appreciate the spirit of unity and learn more about this celebration.
Grab a ticket below to join us! You just need to pay for your Eid picnic box.
We wish everyone who celebrates an Eid Mubarak and if you don't, please wish your colleagues a Happy Eid!
CELEBRATING RAMADAN
Welcoming The Month of Ramadan
Welcoming The Month of Ramadan
Ramadan is a holy month of fasting, spiritual reflection and all about community building. During this time, Muslims abstain from food and drink from dawn to sunset to practice discipline and empathy for those in need.
This year, we’re doing things differently! Rather than just sharing facts, we've heard directly from people who observe Ramadan to find out:
Their favourite Suhoor and Iftar dishes
Some would you rather questions
The things they're most grateful for during Ramadan
Over the next month, look out for our daily Ramadan snippets below from our teams across the business.
CELEBRATING EID AL FITR
The End of Ramadan
The End of Ramadan
Celebrated on 19th-20th March. This marks the end of Ramadan, a time when many of our Muslim colleagues have participated in fasting, increased prayer, and reflection.
This month is a significant period of charity and personal growth.
Celebrating Eid? Click below to shop our 2026 Eid collection and get ready for the celebrations.
If you don't celebrate, support your colleagues and wish your them Eid Mubarak.
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