🐐 Bakra Eid: More Than Just a Festival!

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Bakra Eid is one of my favorite festivals—not just because of the yummy food and new clothes, but because it reminds us of something really important: sharing, caring, and standing together.

Let me tell you why Bakra Eid is so special to me.

🌙 The True Story Behind the Celebration

Bakra Eid is also called Eid-ul-Adha, and it comes with a powerful story. It reminds us of Prophet Ibrahim (A.S.), who was ready to sacrifice what he loved most—his son—just because Allah (SWT) asked him to. But Allah stopped him and rewarded his obedience with blessings instead.

This shows us that true faith means putting others—and Allah’s commands—above our own wants.

🤲 Leave Greed, Show Unity

Sometimes on Eid, people get too focused on the size of the bakra (goat), the decorations, or how much meat they’re getting. But that’s not what this Eid is really about.

My parents always tell me, “Eid is a time to give, not just receive.”
So this year, I’m focusing on:

Not showing off the biggest animal

Sharing meat equally, especially with those who can’t afford it

Helping my parents prepare food and serve guests

Being kind to the helpers at home and the people around us

When we give without expecting anything back, we make Allah happy—and we feel peaceful too.

🕌 Time to Unite

On Eid day, I love waking up early, wearing my new kurta, and going to the mosque for Eid prayers. Standing in rows beside people of all ages and backgrounds makes me realize how united we are.

No one asks who is rich or poor—we all stand shoulder to shoulder, praying together. That’s the real power of Bakra Eid: bringing people closer.

🍛 More Than Meat

Yes, I do love biryani and kebabs (who doesn’t?). But what I love more is delivering food with my family to neighbors and those in need. This year, we even packed extra meat in clean bags and gave it to the security guards and street workers near our area. They were so happy—and so was I!

🐐 My Eid Wish

I hope that every kid who celebrates Bakra Eid remembers this:

It’s not about having the most, it’s about giving the most.

Let’s leave behind greed, and show the world that Eid is about unity, love, and sacrifice.

Eid Mubarak to everyone! May we all learn to share more and care more.