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Eid-Al-Adha 2026: There are many festivals in the Islamic calendar. Eid-ul-Azha i.e. Bakrid is a very holy and important festival in the religion of Islam. Muslims sacrifice goats on this festival. This is the reason why people generally consider it to be just a festival of goat sacrifice, but in true sense this festival is a symbol of sacrifice, patience and faith in the orders of Allah.
According to the Islamic calendar Hijri, the festival of Bakrid is decided on the basis of sighting of the moon. This festival is celebrated on the 10th day of the month of Zilhijja. Let us know the importance and customs of this festival.
When is Bakrid in India?
This year, the festival of Bakrid is going to be celebrated on 27th May in Saudi Arabia and Middle East i.e. Gulf countries. Bakrid moon was not visible in most parts of the country including Delhi on Sunday evening, but the Shahi Imam of Delhi’s Jama Masjid and prominent Ulemas have officially announced to celebrate this festival on May 28.
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mahe zilhijja
Maahe Zilhijja is considered the 12th and last holy month in the Islamic calendar. In this month Muslims perform the world famous Hajj pilgrimage and Bakrid is celebrated.
Why is Bakrid special?
In the religion of Islam, the holy festival of Eid-ul-Azha is seen as a symbol of sacrifice, faith and dedication. This festival is not just a tradition, but a good opportunity to show one’s true faith and devotion towards Allah. Muslims all over the world offer namaz on this day. Donate to the poor and needy. By making sacrifices they give the message of humanity and equality.
importance of bakrid
The festival of Bakrid is associated with the sacrifice, renunciation and dedication of Hazrat Ibrahim. According to the Quran, while testing Hazrat Ibrahim, Allah had asked him to sacrifice his most precious thing. Then Hazrat Ibrahim decided that he would sacrifice his only son Hazrat Ismail. According to Islamic beliefs, when Hazrat Ibrahim went to sacrifice his son Ismail, a miracle happened. Allah accepted his passion and replaced his son with a dumba i.e. a lamb. From then onwards the tradition of sacrifice started.
rules of sacrifice
The sacrifice made on the day of Bakrid is considered very special. After sacrifice the meat is divided into 3 parts. The first part is given to the family, the second part to relatives and close ones and the third part to the needy, such as the poor and orphans.
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Disclaimer: The information given in this news is based on Islamic beliefs and general information. TV9 Bharatvarsha does not confirm this.
