What Islamic sermon follows the Eid al-Fitr prayer?

The Islamic sermon that follows the Eid al-Fitr prayer is called the khutbah.

A khutbah is a formal sermon or address delivered by a religious speaker, usually the imam or khatib. On Eid, it traditionally comes after the prayer, unlike the Friday khutbah, which precedes the congregational Friday prayer. The sermon may include praise of God, guidance on religious duties, and advice relevant to the festival.

For Eid al-Fitr, the khutbah often discusses charity, gratitude, reconciliation, and the responsibilities associated with zakat al-Fitr. It helps connect the celebration with the spiritual lessons of Ramadan rather than treating Eid as only a social holiday.

The alternatives are related Islamic terms but do not fit the question. Tarawih is a night prayer associated especially with Ramadan; an adhan is the call to prayer; and an iqama announces that a congregational prayer is about to begin. None is the Eid sermon.