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 Introduction
Also known as Idul Adha, Bakr Id is primarily a feast of sacrifice. It is a festival that is prescribed by the holy book of Muslims, Quran.
Bakr Id is one of the most celebrated festivals among the Muslims of the world. It is celebrated to reaffirm the faith of the devotees. Animals usually goats are slaughtered during the festival and displayed on the altar. Delicious food and delicacies are prepared during the festival.
Description
The celebrations during Bakr Id, includes special prayers held at the mosques. The participation involves young children to old men. Thousands of people gather together in the respective mosques and pray. After the rituals are over men and women greet each other and enjoy a delicious feast.
Time to celebrate
Bakr Id is celebrated on the tenth day of the month Dhul Hijja.
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