If you reach the place of the `Eid prayer while the Imam is delivering the Khutbah, you should listen to the Khutbah, then you should make up the `Eid prayer after that.

While Qiyam Al-Layl is encouraged every night, the Hadith regarding its specific virtue on the night before `Eid is either inauthentic or fabricated. Scholars have classified it as unreliable. Nevertheless, praying on this night—as on any other—remains a recommended act of worship.

-The Takbir for `Eid Al-Fitr begins at sunset on the last day of Ramadan and continues until the `Eid prayer starts. -Reciting Takbir is a Sunnah practice encouraged for both men and women, with men reciting it aloud and women doing so quietly. -The phrases of Takbir include gratitude and exalting Allah’s greatness. -Scholars emphasize that Takbir should be recited at home, in mosques, marketplaces, and on the way to the `Eid prayer.