The Eid ul Adha let us strive to reflect on these sincere sacrifices, and unconditional submission towards Allah (S.W.T):

The sacrifice has got a greater meaning for mankind.

The point of the sacrifice is to kill something dear to man as an offering to the divine, as Abraham (A.S) was prepared to do, serving as a reminder to followers of Islam not to become preoccupied by their possessions or lose sight of their spiritual compass.

*Say, "Indeed, my prayer, my rites of sacrifice, my living and my dying are for Allah , Lord of the worlds.* (6:162)

Eid ul Adha reminds us of the Sacrifice of a family of Prophet Ibrahim (A.S).

This Eid ul Adha let us strive to reflect on these sincere sacrifices, and unconditional submission towards Allah (S.W.T).

Let us not forget the reason behind the celebration of Eid al-Adhaa; the true sacrifice of a father and son, their ultimate submission to Allah and the lessons they left behind.

May we strive to sacrifice our wealth, time and efforts for the pleasure of Allah swt.

*Taqabbal Allahu minna wa minkum*

*Eid Mubarak from Kind Teacher Islamic Blog team*

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