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Eid ul-Adha , also known as the Festival of Sacrifice , is a time of deep spiritual reflection and gratitude, or community for Muslims around the world. The festival commemorates the willingness of Prophet Ibrahim (Abraham) to sacrifice his son in obedience to Allah’s command, and hence, goes beyond its outer celebrations - new clothes, delicious food, and gatherings - and gives a profound message of submission, compassion, and sacrifice. Understanding the Essence of Celebrating Eid ul-Adha : When the Prophet Ibrahim (Abraham) was prepared to sacrifice his beloved son in obedience to Allah’s command, Allah replaced the son with a ram, honoring Ibrahim's unwavering faith. Celebrating Eidul Adha is the commemoration of the act of sacrifice (Qurbani), symbolizing our willingness to let go of what we hold dear for the sake of higher moral values and obedience to God. By celebrating the festival means we are embracing that spirit in our actions and intentions. A Step-by-Step Guide to C...