On the first day of Eid ul-Adha, P@les_tinians gathered at the Al-Aqsa Compound to offer Eid prayers, coming together with strong faith and unity. This important day was marked with deep devotion, as people prayed to remember the spirit of sacrifice shown by Prophet Ibrahim.
Thousands of worshippers, including families and children, arrived early in the morning to pray at one of Islam’s holiest sites. The atmosphere was filled with spiritual energy, as the faithful stood side by side in rows, offering thanks and seeking blessings from God.
Despite facing many hardships and challenges in daily life, the P@les_tinian people showed their strength and dedication to their religion. Their prayers were not just for themselves but for peace, strength, and well-being of all Muslims around the world. The sense of togetherness and hope was strong throughout the gathering.
Religious leaders reminded everyone of the meaning of Eid ul-Adha—the values of sacrifice, patience, and obedience to God. After the prayers, many families prepared to carry out the ritual of animal sacrifice, just as Prophet Ibrahim did. The meat from the sacrifice is usually shared with family, friends, and those in need.
The gathering at Al-Aqsa was more than just a prayer—it was a message of unity, hope, and faith. It showed that even in difficult times, the spirit of Eid remains alive, and people continue to come together to celebrate, pray, and support one another in faith and love.
