This House resolution recognizes the Muslim holy month of Ramadan and extends best wishes to Muslims celebrating Eid al-Fitr, the festival marking the end of the fasting month. The resolution, introduced by Representatives Dingell, Tlaib, Carson, and others, acknowledges that Ramadan 2026 ran from February 17 through the celebration of Eid al-Fitr and honors the spiritual practices of fasting, prayer, and charitable giving that Muslims observe during this time. The resolution notes that there are approximately 2 billion Muslims worldwide and highlights the contributions of American Muslims, including over 5,896 on active military duty and more than 200 serving as elected officials. The House resolution does not contain any funding requirements or specific timelines beyond recognizing the 2026 Ramadan observance, and it serves primarily as a symbolic gesture of respect and solidarity with the Muslim community in the United States and globally.