Maulana Qari Ishaq Gora Remark: Maulana Qari Isaac Gora, the patron of Deobandi Ulema and Jamiat Dawatul Muslimeen, has made important appeals on the occasion of Eid-ul-Azha. He has reminded Muslims of the real purpose of sacrifice. At the same time, he has also given a befitting reply to those people who are propagating against sacrifice on social media.

Maulana Qari Isaq Gora clearly said that those who say that something else should be done instead of the sacrifice of the animal, that is, they should cut the cake, they should understand that there is no option to sacrifice Eid-ul-Azha in Sharia. This is a prayer, not a ritual. The worship of Allah cannot be weighed with his caste and facilities. Taking a sarcasm, he said that those who are distributing knowledge against the sacrifice of the animal should first look into the fridge of their house and see how much meat is kept in it.

Dangerous to target religious traditions
Maulana Qari Isaq Gora bluntly said that targeting religious traditions of any particular religion is dangerous for social harmony. We need to peep in our firing and respect the religion of others. In the video message, he appealed to the Muslims that every Muslim who sacrificed should remember that the sacrifice is valid, but also take care of cleanliness and social responsibility. He said that pouring pictures and videos of animals on social media, making animals on the streets to create a ruckus against both Sharia and Tehzeeb. The sacrifice is for Allah, not to show humans.

Do not sacrifice any restricted animal
Kari Saheb asked that the sacrifice should not be done for any restricted animal nor should be sacrificed without permission. Apart from this, the remains of animals should be thrown at the place prescribed by the municipality or the municipal corporation after the sacrifice so that the cleanliness of the city remains. In the end, he said that Eid-ul-Azha’s message is to sacrifice, simplicity and sacrifice everything in the path of Allah. On this occasion, every Muslim should prove with his implementation that Islam is a religion of love, cleanliness, decency and justice.

Eid-ul adha 2025 date: Like Eid in Islam, the festival of Eid ul-Azha is also considered very sacred. It is also known by names like Eid-ul-Juha, Bakrid or Qurbani. Bakrid is an important festival celebrated by the people of the Muslim community around the world, which is celebrated on the 10th of Jul-Hija or wash-Hija according to the Islamic calendar.

The moon of the heart was seen in Saudi

Almost all the festivals of the religion of Islam are based on the moon and the date is confirmed only after the moon is seen. Similarly, there was confusion about the date of Bakrid. But on Tuesday 27 May 2025, the moon was seen in Saudi Arabia on Tuesday 27 May 2025.

Along with this, Jul-Hija (12th month of the Islamic calendar) also started. Let us know that in Islam, Jul-Hija is considered to be the second special and holy month after Ramadan.

Because there are many Islamic and religious activities this month, such as the beginning of Haj, the day of chaos and the festival of Eid ul-Azha.

The date of Eid ul-Azha has also been announced after the moon’s moon is seen in Saudi Arabia. This festival will be celebrated there on 6 June. Its official information has been given by the Supreme Court of Saudi on ‘X’. Let us know when the festival of Eid ul-Azha will be celebrated in India.

Bakrid on 7 June in India

In Saudi Arabia, the date of Bakrid has been fixed and it has also been announced officially. But when Bakrid will happen in India, let’s know. Actually, the moon will be seen on May 28 in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and other South Asian countries today.

If today the moon is seen, then the dust will start from May 29 and the festival of Eid-ul-Azha will be celebrated on its 10th day. In such a situation, Bakrid will be celebrated on Saturday 7 June 2025 in India.

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Eid al adha 2025 date: Eid ul-Azha is an important festival for those who believe in the religion of Islam, which is like Eid-ul-Fitr. This is called Bakrid in common colloquial language. Let’s know when this festival will be celebrated this year.

When is Bakrid 2025 kab hai)

According to the Islamic calendar, the festival of Bakrid is celebrated on the tenth of the month of Dhul Hijjah, which is the 12th or last month of the Hijri calendar. This year, the festival of Bakrid is expected to be celebrated on 7 or 8 June. The official announcement of the confirmed date will be made only after the moon is seen. Usually every festival-festivals of Islam are decided only after the moon is visible. Therefore, for the date of Bakrid, you will have to wait for the moon of the moon. However, it is very likely that Bakrid or Eid ul-Azha can be celebrated on 7 June.

Importance of Eid ul-Azha (Eid aldha Islamic Importance)

The festival of Eid ul-Azha is celebrated in Jul Hija. In the same month, Muslims also leave for the holy Haj Yatra. The festival of Bakrid is also the conclusion of Haj pilgrimage. Apart from this, the festival of Bakrid is mainly famous for sacrifice. People express their devotion and dedication to Allah through sacrifice. According to Islamic beliefs and teachings, the sacrifice of a goat or other halal animals on Eid ul-Azha is considered to be valid and it is also found. Therefore, this festival is called the day of sacrifice.

How Eid aldha History started on Eid ul-Azha

If we look at the history of this festival, it is said that Prophet Ibrahim had received the order of Allah that he would have to sacrifice his most beloved thing for Allah. Ibrahim intended to sacrifice his son Ismail without hesitation. As soon as he was about to sacrifice his son, then Allah sacrificed the goat in place of his son. Allah was very happy with Ibrahim’s intentions and devotion and also saved his son’s life. It is believed that the tradition of sacrifice started on Eid ul-Azha after this incident. On this day, people sacrifice goat, due to which its name is also Bakrid.

Bakrid means not just sacrifice

Bakrid does not only mean the sacrifice of the animal, but its religious meaning is very deep. This festival is associated with dedication, sacrifice and charity to Allah. Actually, the part of the sacrifice on Bakrid is divided into three parts. The first part is donated to the poor and the needy. People divide the second part among their friends and relatives. At the same time, keep the third part for their family. In this way, the festival of Bakrid also teaches that no one is hungry, everyone should be happy and everyone should be given equal status.

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