Hello Everyone, Do you know Eid Mubarak is one of the biggest and happiest festivals of Muslims. On this day, everyone wears new clothes, eats delicious food and shares joy with relatives, friends and neighbors.
Eid is not only a festival of joy, it is a special day of love, compassion and brotherhood. On this day, people get inspiration to forget old sorrows and start life anew. Everyone, young and old, waits for this day all year long.
What is Eid
The word Eid means joy or happiness. Muslims have two main Eids in the year – Eid-ul-Fitr and Eid-ul-Azha. These two Eids bring joy and education in people’s lives.
Eid increases unity, brotherhood and mutual love among people. On this day, everyone greets each other and celebrates happiness together. Eid reminds us that the real joy is not to enjoy happiness alone but to share it with everyone.
Eid-ul-Fitr
Eid-ul-Fitr is celebrated at the end of the month of Ramadan. This Eid comes after a month of fasting, so it is a very joyful day. Through fasting, people learn patience, restraint and self-control. On the morning of Eid, everyone takes a bath and wears new or clean clothes and goes to offer Eid prayers.
After the prayers, everyone greets each other by saying “Eid Mubarak” and hugs each other. Semai, Payesh and various types of sweet dishes are prepared at home, which further enhances the joy of Eid.
Eid-ul-Azha
Eid-ul-Azha is known as the Eid of Sacrifice. This Eid teaches the lesson of great sacrifice. On this day, Muslims sacrifice animals and divide the meat into three parts – one part for themselves, one part for relatives and one part for the poor.
Through this, an attitude of compassion and equal sharing of joy is created in the society. Eid-ul-Azha teaches us that sacrificing for the happiness of others is a great act.
Eid Preparation
Preparations for Eid start a few days before. Everyone buys new clothes, cleans the houses and collects ingredients for preparing various dishes. The markets are crowded and a festive atmosphere is created all around.
Children are especially excited about Eid, as they are very excited to get new clothes. The family bond is strengthened by the preparation of the whole family.
What is done on Eid
On the day of Eid, people wake up early in the morning, take a bath and wear new or clean clothes. Then everyone goes to offer Eid prayers. After the prayers, everyone hugs and greets each other.
Then they go to visit the houses of relatives and friends. Children are given Eid, which is the most joyful thing for them. The whole day is spent in joy and celebration.
Eid food
Various types of delicious food are prepared on Eid. Such as semai, payesh, biryani, kebab, korma, etc. The whole family sits together and enjoys this food.
Entertaining guests is also an important part of Eid. Everyone shares joy through food and relationships are strengthened. Sometimes food is also shared with neighbors, which increases mutual love.
Social Importance of Eid
Eid increases love and brotherhood among people. On this day, everyone forgets the differences between rich and poor and rejoices together. Helping the poor and sharing joy with them is an important aspect of Eid.
Equality is maintained in society by paying Zakat and Fitra. As a result, peace and harmony increase in the society and compassion is developed among people.
Conclusion
Eid Mubarak is a festival of joy, love and unity. This festival teaches us to love everyone, help and share happiness. The joy of Eid is fulfilled only when we share our joy with others. So, let us all celebrate the joy of Eid together through love and brotherhood.
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