What Is Sacrifice? A Basic Guide to Sacrifice with 4 Key Details
Comprehensive information on the definition of sacrifice in Islam, the evidence for its obligatory nature, the days on which it is to be performed, and for whom it is obligatory.
The sacrifices are a feast!
Eid al-Adha is a blessed period of time when not only a religious obligation is fulfilled, but also a time of solidarity, sharing and brotherhood. On these blessed days, while remembering the submission and faith of Prophet Abraham, we offer our gratitude to Allah by sacrificing our sacrifices in line with our financial means. The worship of sacrifice is also one of the most meaningful ways to reach our poor and needy brothers and sisters and to add blessings to their tables.
Sacrifice: The Feast of Surrender and Sharing
Eid al-Adha is an exceptional period of time with a deep spiritual meaning in the Islamic world, where submission, gratitude and sharing come to the fore. This holiday reminds us of the most beautiful example of devotion and submission to Allah, which is manifested in the story of Prophet Ibrahim and his son Prophet Ismail.
Preparations for Wajib Sacrifice Completed
As we approach Eid al-Adha, our excitement and preparations are increasing. This year, we have completed the planning process to fulfill our obligatory sacrifice in the best way possible. While planning, we take into account issues such as hygiene, animal welfare and environmental awareness, as well as complying with religious rules.
