Bakrid celebrated with fervor in the district

Madikeri, May 28: The Muslim community in the district celebrated Bakrid with fervor today. Special prayers were offered in mosques on the occasion of Bakrid.

Bakrid celebrations were also held in the district headquarters Madikeri. A special prayer was held at the city's Jamia Masjid under the leadership of Hafiz Naseem Akhtar Raza. The second phase of the prayer was led by Hafiz Saddam Hussain. The Muslim community participating in the prayer exchanged festive greetings by hugging each other.

Eid-ul-Adha is celebrated as part of the commemoration of Prophet Ibrahim and Ismail. When Allah ordered the sacrifice of his son Ismail, who was blessed with children in his old age, the great man who was immediately ready for it, pleased with the sacrifice of Prophet Ibrahim and ordered him to sacrifice a goat instead of his son. As part of that, believers around the world celebrate Eid-ul-Adha, said Umar Maulavi, Sacrifice is not just about slaughtering an animal, but also about purifying the mind. The essence of sacrifice is to do good deeds by putting away hatred, enmity, and hatred. After offering special prayers at the Rahma Mosque in Madikeri, he addressed everyone and delivered a speech.

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