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Eid-Al-Fitr

Eid-Al-Fitr or most commonly known as Eid, is an Arabic term which means "festival of breaking of the fast". It is the most important religious festival in Islam Calendar and takes place in the month of Shawwal. After fasting for a whole month known as Ramadan, the day when this stringent fasting ritual is broken is known as Eid. As per legendary beliefs, Prophet Muhammad found some people celebrating for two days and that included various sorts of entertainment and merry-making when he arrived in the city of Madinath. On asking the reason behind celebration, the local people answered that these merriments were events of refreshment and fun of days of jahilliyah. Prophet Muhammad pronounced that Allah has set two days of holidays for people, one is Eid-Al-Fitr and the other is Eid-Al-Adha. Why We Celebrate Eid?? ⬇️ 3 basic reasons:- - Showing gratitude towards God for being a constant guide in the fasting month of Ramadan. - Going to the Mosque and praying at least five times a day and asking God for forgiveness. - To carry out the act of charity towards the poor and needy and it is called "Zakat-Al-Fitr" Apart from that, this month and Eid celebration also signifies the achievement of communication with the celestial spirit and religious merits, characterized by sacrifice, self-discipline, and charity. With fasting, prayers, and charity, one becomes a modest person and attains self-control. This fasting means one has to desist from food, beverages, and sexual relations primarily. This practice of giving up basic needs and desires actually makes a person stronger by cultivating the qualities of self-control, self-righteousness, and self-discipline. In our country Some family allows children to keep half-fast so that they learn about the festival from a young age.☺️ Eid mubarak to all. [Sponsor]

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