With the approaching date of the blessed Eid Al -Adha, the research is increasingly increasing for Eid takbeers, as it is one of the most prominent religious rituals that distinguish this occasion.
Eid takbeers give a unique spiritual nature to the atmosphere, and reflect the feelings of joy and joy in the coming of the feast, as well as an expression of glorifying the rituals of God Almighty.
Eid al -Adha takbeers
The takbeers of Eid al -Adha are the confirmed Sunnah in Islam, and it begins at the time of the dawn of the day of Arafa, which corresponds to this year 5 June, and continues until the sunset of the third day of the days of al -Tashreeq.
It is desirable for Muslims to increase the enlargement during this period, whether in mosques, in homes, or in the roads, as an expression of their thanks to God Almighty for his grace and great preference.
Eid al -Adha’s takbeers are written
As for the formula of the feast takbeers, it is as follows: “God is great, God is great, God is great, there is no god but God, God is great, God is great, praise be to God, God is great, praise be to God a lot, and glory be to God with a ball and authentic, there is no god but God alone, the truth of his promise, the victory of His servant, the dearest of his soldiers, and the defeat of the parties alone, there is no god but God, and we are only worshiped The disbelievers, O God, bless our master Muhammad, the family of our master Muhammad, the companions of our master Muhammad, the supporters of our master Muhammad, the husbands of our master Muhammad, and to the offspring of our master Muhammad and peace a lot.
The virtue of Eid takbeers
The takbeers of Eid are among the great rituals that Muslims show their glorification of God Almighty and their thanks for his grace.
And the enlargement is a male of God, and he is the one who loved the deeds to him, just as it revives hearts and increases faith and is desirable to raise the voice in public places such as markets, mosques and homes, because of its reminder to people and glorifying the rituals of God.
