How Do We Celebrate Eid-Ul-Adha

Every religion has some special celebrations. In Islamic religion there are two Eids: Eid-ul-Adha and Eid-ul-Fitr. There are five main steps to celebrate Eid-ul-Adha: praying, slaughtering of sheep, social gathering, doing fun and entertainment. The first step is praying, which happen by several steps. First, wearing new, good and clean thobe and Ghutra. Second, gathering in the morning of the first day of Eid ul Adha in an Open land or in a Mosque and tonnes of people join together and pray in congregation and ask Allah for His blessing, forgiveness of all sins and ask for success in this life and hereafter that is good life. Third, listen to the Imam while he speaking and reminding us about what happen to Prophet Ibrahim (peace be upon him). Finally, after the pray they shake their hands and hope for a nice life. The second step is slaughtering of sheep, which can be done by three steps. First, they choose the best and good sheep for slaughtering. Second, they take a good and sharp knife and never let the sheep see the knife for make slaughtering easy to the sheep. Finally, they distribute it to the poor, needy people, their relatives and family.

The third step is social gathering, which can be done by several steps. First, wearing new, good and clean thobe or cloth. Second, gather in one house and talking to each other great works which happened before a days ago. Finally, eat with them the breakfast and give them sweet and Arabic coffee before they going. The final step is fun and entertainment, which done by three main steps. First, launching play rockets with our relatives and family. Second, going to an amusement place to play with the games with each other. Finally, buying ice cream or cakes and eat it with them. In conclusion, Eid-ul-Adha can be celebrated by these steps praying, slaughtering of sheep, social gathering and doing fun and entertainment. Muslims concept of religion is Oneness of God (Allah). They celebrate festivals because of Allah’s order. In their festivals Muslims remember their God (Allah) and they celebrate Eid ul Fitr and Eid ul Adha for the sake of God’s mercy and heaven after death.