Eid ul-Adha Celebrated with Reverence Across India
On Saturday, Eid ul-adha, also known as Bakrid or the Festival of Sacrifice, was celebrated with great reverence throughout India.This critically important occasion symbolizes the act of dedicating one’s most cherished possessions to God, embodying the spirit of sacrifice and devotion. As the sun rose, mosques across various states filled with members of the minority community, gathering to partake in the special prayers that mark this auspicious day.
From the iconic Jama Masjid in Delhi to the bustling Jama Masjid in Mahim, Mumbai, and the Hazrat Mubarak Khan shahid Idgah in Gorakhpur, thousands congregated to perform the Eid prayers. In Srinagar, a local school became a gathering point for the community, showcasing the unity and shared faith among attendees. The atmosphere was charged with joy and a sense of togetherness, as families donned their finest attire, greeting one another with heartfelt wishes. This day not only emphasizes spiritual reflection but also encourages acts of charity, reinforcing the values of compassion and community support that are central to the celebration.
