In Islam, there are two major events: Eid-ul-Fitr, which captions the end of the Month of Ramadan, and Eid-ul-Adha, the Greater Eid, which captions the end of the annual Hajj. Eid-ul-Adha has a strong connection to the Hajj, it’s an important event after Hajj and thus has an important event for the Muslim ummah.

On this day we celebrate Eid with our friends but we forget those who don’t have anyone. So this year, Come and give a smile to those faces who are lost and looking forward to your help.

Eid-ul-Adha arrives on the tenth day of Hajj, the last (twelfth) month of the Islamic Calendar. The day on which the celebrations take place is determined by a proper viewing of the moon following the fulfillment of the Pilgrimage of Hajj – which is a commitment for all Muslims who meet certain norms and is one of Islam’s Five Pillars.

The festival of Eid-ul-Adha is to remember Prophet Ibrahim’s dedication to Allah SWT and his status to forfeit his kid, Ismail. At the actual mark of penance, Allah SWT displayed Ismail with a smash, which was to be butchered instead of his child. This order form Allah SWT was a trial of Prophet Ibrahim’s readiness and obligation to follow his Allah order, truly. Subsequently, Eid-ul-Adha implies the celebration of this penance.

The festivals of Eid-ul-Adha can endure around the world in the spectrum of two and three days. The demonstration of Qurbani (penance) is done following the Eid Prayers, which are conducted in gatherings at the closest Masjid on the sunrise of Eid.

The demonstration of Qurbani comprises of butchering a creature as a penance to stamp this event in recognition of Prophet Ibrahim’s penance for Allah SWT. This is otherwise called Udhiya. The times of Eid are three days, from the tenth to the twelfth of Dhu-al-Hijjah.

The calming creature should be a halal animal-like camel and cow, these animals should include one Qurbani percentage, though a bull, cow, or camel comprise seven offers for every creature. The creature should be healthy and over a specific age to be butchered, in a “halal” agreeable way.

The distribution of meat is divided into three parts, one for family, one for relatives and neighbors, and the third part for needy people.

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