Bakrid Is One Of The Important Festivals Of Islam. This Festival Is Celebrated Every Year With Great Pomp.
This Year The Festival Of Eid Ul Azha Will Be Celebrated Across The Country On 21st July. However, Due To The Corona Epidemic, People Will Have To Take Some Precautions While Celebrating The Festival Of Bakrid This Year, So That People Can Keep Their Families Safe. Let Us Tell You That Bakrid Is Celebrated 70 Days After The End Of The Month Of Ramadan. Animals Are Sacrificed On This Day. So Let Us Tell You Why Animals Are Sacrificed On This Day And How Bakrid Is Celebrated.
Why Is Sacrifice Given?
According To The Quran, Once Allah Made Up His Mind To Test Hazrat Ibrahim. He Asked Ibrahim To Sacrifice His Dearest Thing To Him. Hazrat Ibrahim Was Very Much Attached To His Son; He Never Wanted To Lose His Child. But Compulsively Obeying The Order Of Allah, He Slit The Throat Of His Beloved Son. But When He Opened His Eyes After Running A Knife On The Neck, He Saw That His Son Was Standing In Front Of Him Safely. He Saw That Instead Of His Son, The Goat Was Sacrificed By His Hands. From That Time, The Practice Of Offering Sacrifices Started.
How Is Bakrid Celebrated?
Muslims Sacrifice Their Goats Growing In Their Homes On The Day Of Bhai Bakrid. In Such A Situation, If The People Who Do Not Have A Goat In Their House, They Already Buy And Keep The Goat. After Sacrificing A Goat On The Day Of Bakrid, The Meat Of This Goat Is Divided Into 3 Parts. In Which The First Part Is Given To The Mystics, The Second Part Is Made To Relatives And The Third Part Is Eaten At Home.
