SEC-S17W3: "National Festival"
I’m @sajid11. From Pakistan
Assalam o Alaikum dear steemians, hope you guys doing well. STEAM ENGAGEMENT CHALLENGE- 17 WEEK-3 STARTED ON MY FAVORITE STEAM FOR PAKISTANI COMMUNITY. I am so grateful to arrange a new challenge. Today’s topic is about National Festival. There are many festival’s in our country but I would like to celebrate the one and major festival in our country which is known as Eid-al-Fitr. So let’s start it without any hesitation.
What is the Natinal Festival of your country.? How did it start.? |
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Eid-al-Fitr, it has the most important religious festival in Pakistan. When people’s ends the month of fasting or breaking the fasts which is called Ramadan, then they celebrate Eid-al-Fitr.
The festival begins with the sighting of new moon which is called Moon Night. it also means a night with a new moon for the new Islamic month after Ramadan is called Shawwal.
In the early morning Muslims peoples community are gathered to perform special prayer’s which is called Eid prayers. It is usually held in mosques or open large areas.
How is this festival celebrated. Are there any special rules for celebrating it.? |
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Eid-al-Fitr is celebrated by Muslims community around the whole world after the end of Ramadan. The celebrations typically peoples celebrated one to three days. On the first day after perform Eid prayer peoples are cooking traditional foods like biryani, Rice, Meats and kabab’s and many other delectable and sweet dishes. It is one of the best part of the eid day.
Are there any special outfits or foods for celebrating your national festival? |
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Yes their is a special outfit and food related to this day. We make new shalwar Kamees for Eid and then wear it on Eid day. Some people buy slippers called Peshawari Chappal and shoes for it. You have to present yourself too beautiful on this day.
Talking about special food we have too many special foods of the day. It include: Biryani, kurma, macaroni, dry fruit custard, and some bakeries.
Tell us about your favorite memory from celebrating your national festival. |
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The most and one of my favorite memories from Eid-al-Fitr when peoples are goes to their relatives homes and meet with friends and family members. Mostly of elders are giving money’s to their relatives children’s.
However the most grateful moment in my life when I gave eid salami to my mother, sister and little brother. It was great and delightful moment in my when I saw a smile on their faces, it was made me more happy on Eid day.
I would like to invite @shahid2030 @goodybest and @xubair to participate in this contest.
Muslims have 2 Eids in a year. Among which the first is the holy Eid-ul-Fitr. After fasting for a long month, Muslims break their fast after seeing the new Chad and perform Fajr prayer on the next day and pray to Almighty Allah for the forgiveness of the souls of their ancestors. After coming home, take a bath, put on new clothes, put on a sweet face and leave for the Eidgah Maidan to perform the Eid prayer. for the purpose
After performing the Eid prayers, everyone goes with their families to the homes of their close relatives, which strengthens the bond of closeness and brotherhood among themselves.
Thanks dear @nasir04 to see my post and sharing your great experience.
@sajid11
Dear bro its very nice to read your post and the way you have presented it is really appreciable and you have mentioned about the festivals found in Pakistan and shared with us what you have like. You have given preference to the Islamic festival. It is true that this festival is a great source of happiness for us. Allah has revealed them as a gift to us, so these two festivals share happiness and we also share happiness. There are and also take pleasure in it, all the rich and the poor are equally involved, so I am very happy to know the way you told about it, I got a lot of information.
Thank you @mona01 for appreciating and sharing your own words about eid-ul-fitar ,May Allah brings more islamic festivals in our life like Ramadan, eid -ul- fitar etc. thank you!!
Dear, you have written about Eid festival in your country. Eid is a religious festival. We are very happy during Eid. I understood from your writing that you organize different types of food on Eid. People wear different types of new clothes. The rich and the poor pray together on the day of Eid. Your writing is very beautiful. Good luck to you.
Thank you, mahadisalim for reviewing my post about eid-ul-fitar ,it is true that eid brings lot of joys and happiness.The most delightful moments when we distribute eid salami to our relatives and family members,thank you once again.
The biggest festivals for Muslims are these two Eids which bring messages of joy. It is followed by a month-long fast to celebrate Eid-ul-Fitr. It is very happy to get Eid for children during Eid time where the murubbis give this salami to the children. Good luck to you.
Thank you dear abdul -rakib for your beautiful comment.
Assalam o Alaikum, @sajid11! Eid-al-Fitr truly shines as a cherished festival in Pakistan. The special attire and traditional foods add to the festive atmosphere, making Eid-al-Fitr a time of beauty and abundance. Your favorite memory of sharing Eid salami with your family reflects the heartwarming spirit of generosity and love that defines this special day. Thanks for sharing your wonderful Eid experiences with us and best luck!
Walaikum salam dear @kouba01 for your great experience about religious festival eid-ul-fitr.I hope we willbe a part of new contests and challenges.Thank you!!
I don't think there's anyone who doesn't know or heard about Eid celebrated by the Muslims at the end of their Ramadan fasting. After their prayers at the mosques or open spaces they gathered in their numbers. This celebration is done in the successful carrying out of their obligations as Muslims. Cows and rams would be killed just to mark the celebrations. Both adults and children would put on new clothes to join in the celebrations. And different types of food like Biryani, kurma, macaroni, dry fruit custard, and some bakeries would be served.
Thank you @tripple-e for sharing your own words and ideas about our religious festivals. There are two major religious festivals for muslims communities, in the end you talked about our second and major festivals which is known as eid-ul-adha which means the sacrifices of our holy prophet ibrahim(AS) son ismail (AS), so in shortly this is a sacrifice that families whose can afford a ritually animals like sheaps, goats, camels etc, so its equally divided in poors, relatives and neighbourhood. Thank you..!!
I really enjoy your article while reading. You have good knowledge about your national and Islamic festival of Eid ul fitar.
Best of luck for the contest.
Thank you @xubair for appreciating!!