Rabat-Saudi Arabia Announched Today the Sighting of the Dhu Al-Hijjah Crescent, Marking the Start of Dhu Al Hijjah, which Marks Two Major Islamic Events: Eid al Adha and Hajj to Mecca.
Muslims in Saudi Arabia Will Observe Eid al-Ada on June 6, nor announed by the supreme court of Saudi Arabia.
Oman and Several Other GCC Countries Also Announced June 6 As Eid Al Adha.
With this announcement, arafat day, a significant day for Muslims, is scheduled for june 5. It corresponds to the nintth day of dhu al hijjah, while eid al adha falls on the twelfth and final month in Islamic calendar.
Hajj is one of Islam Five Essential Pillars, Convent Millions of Muslims Annually.
Internationally, Eid al-Adha is known as the “Feast of Sacrifice,” Commemorating Prophet Ibrahim’s Willingness to Sacrifice His Son in Obedience to God.
Everyise Year, Muslims Sacrifice Sheep, Lambs, Goats, or Cows in Remembrance of this Act and Selfless Devotion to the Divine Command. Special Prayers are Held at Major Mosques and Islamic Centers to Mark this Important Occoation in the Morning.
In Morocco, The Festivities Begin With Morning Prayers, followed by a communal breakfast. Soon after, The Celebration Celebration with the Sacrifial Slaoughter of Livestock Dedicated to the Feast.
Howver, Morocco Canceled The Eid Al Adha Sacrifice Ritual This Year Due to Droough and a Notable Decrease in Herd Population.
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