Eidul Adha Celebrations Continue Nationwide with Devotion and Festivity
KARACHI: The joyful spirit of Eidul Adha carried into its second day on Sunday, as families across the country gathered to offer animal sacrifices and enjoy festive meals, reflecting a deep sense of faith, gratitude, and unity.
Marking the sacred tradition of Prophet Ibrahim (AS) and his son Prophet Ismael (AS), people celebrated the day with religious enthusiasm, honoring their legacy through the act of Qurbani (sacrifice).
Citizens across towns and cities continued to perform animal sacrifices, following the Sunnah of Hazrat Ibrahim (AS). The meat from these sacrifices is being distributed among relatives, neighbors, and those in need, fostering a sense of compassion and community support.
To maintain cleanliness during the three-day festival, municipal authorities have implemented special waste management plans, ensuring timely disposal of animal remains and solid waste.
In addition, mosques and charitable groups have stepped up efforts to support underprivileged families by organizing meat distribution campaigns, allowing everyone to share in the joy of Eid.
Families are also making the most of the festive occasion by visiting parks, entertainment spots, and the homes of loved ones. Children, dressed in vibrant clothes, can be seen enjoying rides and swings, adding to the cheerful atmosphere that fills the air during this blessed festival.
Families and young people are hosting special barbecue gatherings on rooftops and in open-air spaces, enjoying the festive spirit with loved ones.
Eidul Adha celebrations are set to continue into the third day, as authorities remind the public to observe health precautions and ensure proper hygiene while carrying out sacrificial rituals.
The government of Pakistan has declared a three-day holiday for Eid, spanning from Saturday through Monday, allowing citizens to celebrate the occasion with ease and enthusiasm.
