Eid al -Adha: The day of sacrifice, loyalty and the greatness of the Sunnah Ibrahim . steem.ofanimals: 10.00%

The biggest Eid of Muslims is going to be tomorrow, which is called Eid al-Adha, and I congratulate Muslims all over the world, for we have been following the Sunnah of Abraham for thousands of years, and yesterday too, millions of animals were sacrificed in the path of Allah Almighty, and our sacrifice, God willing, will be very good. All over the world, sacrifice will be in accordance with the Sunnah of Abraham.

A great day is going to rise in our area tomorrow - Eid -ul -Adha, which we also call Eid with love. This day is not only a day of happiness, meetings and delicious food, but also reminds the sacrifice of sacrifice, loyalty, sincerity, honor and the pleasure of the Lord. This is the day when millions of Muslims sacrifice the animals in the presence of Allah and follow the Sunnah of Abraham.

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Muslims still celebrate this day in remembrance of Abraham's unprecedented sacrifice. That moment will always be remembered in humanity when Ibrahim pledged to sacrifice his son Ishmael at the behest of Allah, and Allah accepted his intention and sent a day. This passion is the spirit of this day. This is the message that we should keep alive in our hearts.

Like every year in our area, millions of animals will be sacrificed in the way of Allah. These animals - cows, bulls, goats, daytime and camels - are not just a source of meat or food, but they are a sign of our faith, sincerity and intention. Every person who sacrifices for the pleasure of Allah, with the intention of pure, is following in the footsteps of Abraham and Ishmael.

This sacrifice is not just for the animal. In fact, we also present our ego, our pride, our worldly commitments to Allah. The day of Eid al -Adha teaches us that if anything has to be abandoned for the pleasure of Allah - no matter how dear it is - then we should not back down.

Tomorrow tomorrow will present a social and spiritual scene in our area. After the morning prayer, the streets, the fields, the open plots, the farmhouses, and the courtyards of the house will resonate with the centuries of Allahu Akbar, Allahu Akbar. Men, women, children all make special preparations on this occasion. White clothing, the aroma of Eid, and the special spirit in the hearts paints all in a spiritual color.

The most important aspect of Eid -ul -Adha is to remember the poor, the poor and the needy. It is very important to divide the meat of the sacrifice into three parts, one for yourself, the other for loved ones, and the third for the needy. It teaches us that happiness does not mean if we do not share the needy around us.

The day of Eid is not just for happiness, but also to us to meditate. Are we giving priority to Allah's command in our lives? Can we sacrifice our wishes to the Lord's will? Have we made love, love and service a part of our lifestyle? These are the questions that we should ask ourselves on the occasion of Eid al -Adha.

It is also our responsibility to take care of the principles of cleanliness, caution and hygiene in this process of sacrifice. Beauty with the animal, gently and hurrying at the time of sacrifice, and keeping the surrounding environment clean - are all part of Islamic teachings.

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Yesterday, when we sacrifice the animals in the way of Allah, there will be not only meat behind it, but a passion. The spirit that tells the story of Abraham's loyalty, the patience of Ishmael, and the mercy of the Lord. God does not reach the meat of the animal or blood, but it reaches "your intention, your piety".

Let us, on this Eid -ul -Adha, make a promise that we will not only physically pay Sunat Ibrahim but also adopt this sentiment from the heart. Will work for each other, help the needy, and offer every sacrifice to the pleasure of Allah.

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Happy Eid!
May Allah accept our sacrifices in His courtyard and grant us the obedience of Abraham, the patience of Ishmael and the Prophet (peace be upon him).

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