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Why the goat is celebrated, it is narrated in the holy book of Islam in Qur’an that one day God has asked for the sacrifice of his favorite thing in the dream with Hazrat Ibrahim. Hazarib Ibrahim was the most loved son of his son. He decided to sacrifice his son. But as soon as Hazrat Ibrahim attacked his neck to sacrifice his son.


Eid-ul-Zuhah, ie Bakri, is celebrated in the memory of the sacrifice of Hazrat Ibrahim. On the day of Bakrid, Hazrat Ibrahim agreed to sacrifice his son Hajrat Ismail to show his loyalty to Allah on the orders of Allah. This is why the goat is celebrated.

The main purpose of the Bakriad festival is to awaken the sense of service to the people and the service of Allah. This festival of Eid-ul-Zuah (Bakriad) also recognizes the fifth principle of Islam, Haj.

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On the day of Eid-ul-Zuah (Bakr), Muslims sacrifice sacrifice like an animal like a goat, sheep, camel etc. On the day of Bakrad, the meat of Gorbani is divided into three parts. One for himself, another for the relatives and third for the poor.


On the day of Bakrid, all people wear clean clothes and wear namaz. The men are commanded to read the mosque and Idgah and women only in the houses. The process of sacrifice can be started only after reading prayers. Like Eid al-Fitr, it is necessary to give Zaka in Id-Ul-Zuha so that there is no poor poor on this occasion of happiness.

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