Meta has launched a series of specially created Ramadan themed features across its apps to help people connect with their loved ones ahead of Eid.
To help make online check-ins more fun, WhatsApp has released a new sticker pack, which includes stickers in Urdu, designed to help Pakistanis share timely well-wishes with their nearest and dearest.
As we get closer to Eid, many go online to buy their clothes for the occasion. Creators like Osamah Nasir and Ayla Adnan are on Instagram, sharing their favorite Pakistani clothing brands, like Moosajee and House of Aamna Aqeel. They are calling on others to support local small businesses as they prepare for Eid.
They created their Stories using Instagram’s new Ramadan template that people can add to their Stories to capture their #MonthOfGood.
There is also a surprise for people who use the tag, “Eid Mubarak” on Threads during Eid celebrations on April 9th, 10th and 11th.
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