5th of Zilhaj holds special significance in the Islamic faith calendar as it comes under the auspicious days in anticipation of Eid ul Adha. As the devotees make preparations to celebrate this grand event, this day is a time of religious introspection, worship, and preparation for the great act of Qurbani, which is in commemoration of the sacrifice made by Prophet Ibrahim (AS).
Zilhaj is considered to be one of Islam's holiest months, particularly for pilgrims making the Hajj—the pilgrimage that is a fundamental pillar of Islam. For pilgrims, the days leading up to Eid ul Adha include spiritual cleansing and intense prayer as they lead up to the rituals of Hajj. Even for non-pilgrims, these days are replete with tremendous reward and facilitate acts of worship, including fasting, supplication, and giving in charity.
On the 5th of Zilhaj, Muslims across the globe concentrate on intensifying their relationship with Allah through remembrance (Dhikr), charity, and prayer. It is a day to ponder over the teaching of sacrifice, obedience, and faith. The teachings of Prophet Ibrahim's (AS) dedication guide believers to remain devoted to Allah's will. Various Muslims also begin preparations for Qurbani so that they can perform the conditions of this holy act correctly and sincerely.
This day is among the ten blessed days of Zilhaj, which are considered some of the most spiritually fulfilling days in the Islamic calendar. Kindness, prayers, and good deeds done in these days are greatly rewarded.
As the 5th of Zilhaj passes, Muslims are reminded about their duties towards faith, gratitude, and sacrifice, setting the stage for a fulfilling and meaningful Eid ul Adha.seemore.....