Bakrid 2018 in saudia | Eid ul Adha 2018 | Saudi Arabia Bakrid
Bakrid 2018 in saudia, Eid ul Adha 2018, Saudi Arabia Bakrid, Saudi Arabia's High Judicial Court (HJC) has announced that, on the basis of the new Moon Moon confirmation point, the first day of the Eid al-Adha Muslim festival will be Wednesday, August 21, 2018
Eid al-Adha 'Aad al-A'a, was burnt.' Sacrifice of Sacrifice, also called "festival of sacrifice", is the second of two Islamic holidays in the world every year (second, Eid al-Fitr), and both are considered sacred. It honors the desire of Ibrahim (Abraham) to sacrifice his son as the duty of obedience to God's command. Before Abraham sacrificed his son, God provided a goat for sacrifice. In memory of this, an animal is sacrificed and divided into three parts: one-third part is given to the poor and needy; One third is given to relatives, friends and neighbors; And the remaining third is maintained by the family.
In the Islamic lunar calendar, falls on the 10th day of Eid al-Adha Dhu al-Hijza. In the international (Gregorian) calendar, the dates vary from year to year, which flows about 11 days each year. Al-Half Eid is after the holidays, Eid al-Fitr in the East. The word "Id" once appears in the fifth sun of the Koran in al-Maida, meaning "serious festival"
Eid al-Adha has other names outside the Muslim world. This name is often translated into a local language, such as the English Feast of the Bailiffs, the German Opfarfest, the Dutch Offerfest, the Romanian Sarbatoreracraficilio, and the Hungarian Eldozi ünepep. In Spanish, it is called Fiesta del Cordo [4] or Fiesta del Barego (both mean "festival of sheep"). It is also known as Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Id ul Bakarah in the Middle East, in the Eid Kurdbon in Iran, Karkan Baraami ("Holiday sacrifice") in Turkey, Bakrrah Id in Pakistan, Bangladesh and Buckidad, Eid in Morocco L-Kabir, Jurba's Berber language in Tafska Tamoccart, Singapore, Indonesia, Indonesia in Indonesia, Kurdish Eid, Kharbani Id in Bangladesh, Pakistan and Bakar in parts of India
One of the main tests of Abraham's life faced God's command so that he could renounce his beloved possession, his son. The son has not been nominated in the Quran, but the Muslims believe that it is Ishmael, although it has been mentioned in the Bible as Isaac. Upon hearing this order, Abraham was ready to present God's will. During this preparation, Satan (Satan) encouraged Abraham and his family to stop fulfilling God's command, and Abraham threw the pebbles on him. In the memory of the rejection of the devil, stones are thrown at the symbolic pillar during Satan's stone during the Haj Samskar.
When Abraham tried to cut his throat on Mount Arafat, he was surprised to see that his son was uninterrupted and instead, he got a ram which was killed. Abraham passed the examination with his desire to fulfill God's command.
This story is known in the religion of Judaism (Isaac binding) and begins in Torah, the first book of Moses (Genesis, page 22). The Qur'an refers to Aqde as follows:
100 "O my God, give me a righteous son!"
101 So we gave him good news of the boy prepared to suffer and bear.
102 Then, when (son) used to work with him (serious), he said: "O my son! I see in the vision that I sacrifice you in sacrifice: now see what your thoughts are!" (Son) said: "O my father! Do as you have ordered: If you want Allah, then you will practice patience and perseverance!"
103 When they both presented their wishes (for Allah), and he had to adorn his forehead (for sacrifice)
104 We called him "Abraham!
105 "You have already completed the vision!" Thus in reality we reward those who do right.
106 Because it was clearly a test-
107 And we delivered him with a great sacrifice:
108 And we later left (this blessing) for generations (for coming):
109 "Peace and Greeting to Abraham!"
110 Thus we really reward those who do right.
111 Because he was one of our believing slaves.
112 And we gave him one of the Gospel of Isaac - a prophet - religious.
- Quran, Surya 37 (As-Saffat), Ayat 100-112
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