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Muslim people group over the UK are planning for Eid ul-Adha festivities, the most significant of Islam's yearly occasions.  The occasion will start in the UK on the night of Thursday, July 30, and reach a conclusion on the night of Monday, August 3.  With an expected 2.8 million Muslims living in the United Kingdom, many people in the UK to participate in Islamic festivals.  Anyway, those of us who are inexperienced with Islamic strict practices might be asking ourselves, what is Eid ul-Adha? and how is it celebrated?  The name of the occasion 'Eid ul-Adha' signifies 'the festival of the sacrifice'.  This name alludes to a story of penance referenced in the Quran, in which God asks the Prophet Ibrahim in a dream to sacrifice his child, Ismail, as a trial of his confidence. Those acquainted with Christianity will see matches between this story and that of Abraham and his child Isaac found in the book of faith. The Quran clarifies that from the star...

Eid-ul-Azha which is also know as 'Bakra Eid' is on its way after the celebration of Meethi Eid (Eid-ul-Fitr). Eid-ul-Azha is the festival of Muslims celebrated every year following the the Hajj prayer which is the largest religious pilgrimage in Makkah. After the moon sighting of Zil-Hajj. Muslim started to perform the hajj rituals in makkah from the 1st of Zil-Hajj and the Hajj rituals complete on 10th of Zil-Hajj at which Muslims from all over the world sacrifices animals like lamb, goat, cow etc. after performing eid prayers. Once the prayers are done, all the Muslims exchange greetings by hugging each other and wishing Eid Mubarak. Later, all the family gather on breakfast which usually starts off with a sweet preparation, mainly kheer, Sheer Khurma or Sivayan The main attraction of the festivals are meals.  Therefore, I am sharing some of my favorite Bakra Eid meal for you that is easy to cook and is apt for this occasion a nd hope my dear readers woul...