Eid al -da 2025 date: Eid-ul-Azha, also known as ‘Bakrid’ and ‘Eid of Kurbani’, is an important festival of Islam. This festival is celebrated in memory of the examination of Hazrat Ibrahim when he intended to sacrifice his son on the command of Allah. But, at the last moment, Allah ordered an animal to sacrifice instead of his son. This incident is considered an example of unwavering trust and dedication on Allah.
When will Eid-ul-Azha be celebrated?
The last month of Eid-ul-Azha Islamic calendar is celebrated on the 10th date of Jill-Hija. This is the time when Haj pilgrimage is in its final stage. This year, the festival of Eid-ul-Azha in India will be celebrated on 7 June.
What is the importance of Eid-ul-Azha?
Eid-ul-Azha is not only a festival of sacrifice, but it is also a symbol of self-determination, faith and unity. For those who are doing Haj, this Eid is the peak of their spiritual journey. For the rest of the Muslim community, this festival reminds the importance and values ​​of Haj. This festival promotes the spirit of humanity. The main objective of sacrifice in this festival is that some sacrifice should be made in the path of Allah and its benefits reach the needy.
How is Eid-ul-Azha celebrated?
From Saudi Arabia to all Muslim countries of the world, this festival is celebrated with many religious and social traditions:
1. Eid prayers- On this day, special prayers are performed in the morning, in which thousands of people gather in mosques or open grounds. This is followed by Khutba (religious speech).
2. Kurbani- People sacrifice goats or other animals.
3. Help of the poor- The flesh of sacrifice is divided into three parts, one part for itself, one for relatives and friends and one for the poor.
4. To meet the family On the occasion of this festival, people meet their relatives, congratulate each other and enjoy special dishes.