Bakrid celebrations held; Muslims share grocery items with poor
Bakrid celebrations took place across various districts, where Muslims participated in special prayers and shared food with the less fortunate. The Tamil Nadu Thowheedh Jamaath and other organizations led the prayers, emphasizing the importance of community support and social harmony. Leaders encouraged Muslims to use their resources to uplift the lives of the needy, regardless of their background.
- ▪Muslims sacrificed sheep and bulls during Bakrid celebrations.
- ▪Thousands participated in prayers organized by various community groups.
- ▪Leaders emphasized the importance of sharing resources with the poor and fostering social harmony.
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Muslims sacrificed sheep and bulls and shared food and essential commodities with the poor after offering special prayers as part of Bakrid celebrations held in various parts of the district on Thursday.The Tamil Nadu Thowheedh Jamaath organised the Bakrid prayers at Eidgah Grounds in Melapalayam in which thousands of Muslims participated. State administrative committee chairman of TNTJ M. Shamsul Luha Rahmani, who delivered the Bakrid message, appealed to the Muslims to be instrumental in the development of the society with their resources by sharing it with the needy.“The life of every Muslim should be an example to others as our sacrifices should nurture the life of the poor, who need not be our relatives or even Muslims.
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