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What is Id-ul-Adha?

The Festival of Sacrifice celebrated by Muslims during the Hajj period.

Whose story does Id-ul-Adha remember?

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

When does Id-ul-Adha take place in the Islamic calendar?

It begins on the 10th day of Dhu al-Hijjah and lasts three days.

What do Muslims do at the mosque on Id-ul-Adha?

They gather for a special Id prayer and listen to a sermon.

What is qurbani (udhiya)?

The halal sacrifice of an animal, such as a sheep, goat, cow or camel, to remember Ibrahim's test.

How is the qurbani meat shared?

One third for the family, one third for friends or relatives, and one third for people in need.

How can Muslims take part in qurbani if they cannot do a sacrifice themselves?

They give money to a charity to arrange the sacrifice and send meat to the poor.

What values does Id-ul-Adha teach?

Obedience to Allah, willingness to give up things, gratitude, and caring for the poor.

How is Id-ul-Adha linked to Hajj?

It happens during Hajj; pilgrims also make a sacrifice after key rites.

What words do Muslims often say in the takbir at Id-ul-Adha?

Allahu Akbar, meaning God is greatest.