Eid-al-Adha popularly known as Bakrid will be celebrated on July 31 this year. The festival of sacrifice is widely celebrated by Muslims across the world.
Bakrid is observed on the tenth day of Dhu al-Hijjah, which is the twelfth and the last month in the Islamic calendar. The festival is celebrated to honour the sacrifices made by Prophet Ibrahim due to his strong faith in Allah. On this day, people gather to celebrate the day with feasts, prayers, exquisite clothing, and parades. Many people also take part in the annual Hajj pilgrimage.
However, due to the coronavirus outbreak, there will be a different experience of celebrating festivals as places of worship and large social gatherings are prohibited.
On the occasion of Bakrid, we are sharing with you to celebrate the festival during COVID-19 situation:
Decorate your house:
The most efficient way to make your Bakrid special involves the decoration of your house. You can decorate your house with led lights combining with wreaths of flowers and balloons. To get the festive feels, you can set some pious music on.
Wish your relatives and friends virtually:
Here comes social media to the rescue. Visiting your relatives or friend’s place can pose the contraction of the coronavirus. You can wish your family and friends on video calling. Share them wishes and quotes on WhatsApp, Instagram, and Facebook.
Get ready in your favourite outfit:
Dressing up and clicking pictures have become the essence of every festival across the globe. Wear your most loved dress or outfit and enjoy your Bakrid at home.
Offer Namaz at home:
To curb the spread of coronavirus, visit to places of worship or any other religious place is prohibited. This Bakrid offer Namaz at your home.
Cook your favourite dishes:
Festivals in India is never complete without a variety of delicious dishes and cuisines. To overwhelm everyone with happiness and joy, especially for children, a variety of cuisines are made on this day like Sheer Khurma, Seekh Kebab, Mutton Biryani to name a few.
