The Muslim organization Jamiat Ulema-e-Hind urged members of the community to strictly abide by the rules established by the government when offering sacrifice and also urged them not to post images of the slaughtered animals on social media in preparation for the festival of Eid ul-Azha, which will be observed on June 29.
The tenth day following the moon’s appearance is when the Bakrid celebration is observed. The moon of Bakrid was seen earlier on Monday, June 19, in a number of states throughout the nation, including Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Maharashtra, and Karnataka. At that time, the Muslim organizations declared that Bakrid would be observed on June 29.
According to a statement made by Maulana Arshad Madani, the leader of Jamiat Ulam-e-Hind, Muslims must exercise prudence when giving animal sacrifices.
Additionally, the letter advised against posting images of murdered animals to social media.
He urged Muslims to rigorously adhere to government regulations during the sacrifice and refrain from offering the sacrifice of animals that were outlawed. If somebody tries to prevent a proper sacrifice, he advised people to trust the government.
Maintain cleanliness
Madani added that cleaning should get extra attention in light of Bakrid.
“Do not dispose of animal excrement in the streets, drains, or on the ground. In order to prevent a bad odor from spreading, they should be buried, the statement advised. The Jamiat leader said that every effort should be taken to ensure that no one is harmed as a result of Muslim behavior.
“If instigated by communal elements in any way, inform the police in this situation,” it continued.
On June 29, the Bakrid celebration will be observed. In light of the event, the Delhi government has released rules.
Muslims all throughout the world sacrifice animals in accordance with local laws as a representation of Prophet Ibrahim’s readiness and submission to God in surrendering his son Ismael as a sacrifice.
Conclusion:
Jamiat Ulema-e-Hind urged Muslims to follow government rules when offering sacrifices and avoid posting images of slaughtered animals on social media. The festival of Eid ul-Azha is observed on June 29. The Delhi government has released rules for the Bakrid celebration, which represents Prophet Ibrahim’s submission to God. The leader of Jamiat Ulam-e-Hind, Maulana Arshad Madani, advises Muslims to exercise prudence when giving animal sacrifices and avoid posting images of murdered animals on social media. He advises people to trust the government and maintain cleanliness during the Bakrid celebration. The Delhi government has released rules for the Bakrid celebration, which represents the submission of Prophet Ibrahim to God.
