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What is Id-ul-Adha also called?

The Festival of Sacrifice.

Whose story does Id-ul-Adha remember?

Prophet Ibrahim. He was ready to sacrifice his son Isma'il, but Allah provided a ram instead.

When is Id-ul-Adha in the Islamic calendar?

On the 10th day of Dhu al-Hijjah, during Hajj.

What special worship happens at the mosque on Id-ul-Adha?

A large Eid prayer and a sermon.

What is qurbani in Id-ul-Adha?

The sacrifice of an animal to remember Ibrahim's test.

How is the qurbani meat shared?

Three parts: family, relatives and neighbours, and the poor.

What do many Muslims in the UK do instead of home slaughter?

They donate money to a charity that does qurbani and gives the meat to the poor.

What message does Id-ul-Adha teach?

Obey and trust Allah. Put Him first.

How is Id-ul-Adha linked to Hajj?

It happens during Hajj. Pilgrims also arrange a sacrifice.

How do Muslims celebrate with family on Id-ul-Adha?

They wear best clothes, visit family, share meals, and give gifts.

What greeting do Muslims use at Id-ul-Adha?

Eid Mubarak, which means 'Blessed festival'.

Why is giving to the poor a key part of Id-ul-Adha?

It lets everyone share the festival and shows care for people in need.