What is eid ul adha?
5 Answers
- Adullah MLv 75 months ago
It is on the 10th Zul Hijjah of Islamic Calendar to celebrate the great event of the Muslims all over the world for those who perform Hajj and complete their Hajj ritual by sacrificing animals for the remembrance of Abraham and Ishmael his son (May GOD be pleased with both of them) as according to GOD's commandment.
- Anonymous6 months ago
It is DIE ul adha, because millions of animals are slaughtered senselessly, It is a ritual of death.
- Anonymous6 months ago
Yes, Eid Al Adha or the Festival of Sacrifice is the second Eid and equally as important as Eid Al Fitr. It is a time for the giving of food to the poor and needy and reminds Muslims of the willingness of Ibrahim (as) to sacrifice his son, Ismael (as) to demonstrate his obedience to Allah (swt). Of course Allah (swt), the All Knowing and All Wise, knew that He would ultimately decline this offering as Ismael (as) was to become the pivotal point in the beginning of Islam itself, i.e. It was from Ismael's (as) line that Islam would eventually come, through The Prophet Muhammad (saw) and in fulfilment of the promise made to his mother, Hagar, May Allah (swt) be most pleased with her.
Monir, you will have to change your answer slightly as Ismael (as) was not sacrificed by his father another offering appeared in the form of a ram otherwise Islam would never have happened.
Anonycritic ... why does the feeding of the poor and needy put you off Islam? If there were more Muslims perhaps there would be less starvation in the world?
We are soooo sorry we are not as selfish and greedy as you people?
- 6 months ago
It is a great festival of muslim. In this festival muslim sacrifice their loving animal following Ibrahim. He sacrificed his son for Allah according to order. Allah was very happy on Ibrahim and as recomendation we do kurbani for Allah as he declared.Muslim greetings each other on this day. They meet together with family to enjoy the day most.
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- Anonymous6 months ago
Festival involving the sacrifice of an animal, commemorating Ibrahim's willingness to sacrifice his son Ismael, and the kind of thing that puts a lot of people off Islam.