Eid al-Adha is due to begin on Tuesday 15th October 2013. No doubt we’ll want to send out Eid al-Adha greeting card to all you know.
This is the second Eid of year which also marks the time of the Hajj Pilgrimage, an annual visit to the holy land of Makkah.
In Eid al-Adha, muslims who couldn’t go to Hajj still need to offer a sacrificial animal on the day of Eid after the morning Eid prayer.
As usual it is a time to meet and greet family and friends and have a good time. Before Eid starts you’ll no doubt will be receiving lots of messages about Eid. And Eid al-Adha greetings will bombard your phone and emails.
As usual I like having a nice collections of pictures or Eid cards so that I can email or WhatsApp them to my friends and family. Since we started this blog we’ve had a few posts on Eid Cards they were made for Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha.
Eid al-Adha in the West
Eid in the muslim world is an official holiday so many shops are not open but here in the west, everything is open and it is like any other day of the week. Although I usually can take time of work and spend the entire Eid day with my family and friends. Most muslim school children take the day off and in some cases the schools are also closed.
A lot of young muslims in the west go around their friends and families house after the morning prayer. The animal is usually sacrificed in the shops so people aren’t really busy with that in Eid day here in the west. I usually have to take a trip to my in-laws but this year they have gone to Hajj so I may not have to go around which means more time for my family at home 🙂
I hope you all have a wonderful and joyous Eid! Here are a good collection of Eid al-Adha Greeting Cards for 2013. It is spread over two pages so click on page number two to see the rest.
Cover Image by A-Style.
Eid al-Adha Greeting Cards
Greeting Card Eid al Adha by arbab-no1.
Eid Greeting Card with Mosque Dome.
Download the Eid Greeting Card with Mosque Dome.
Card 4 Eid al Adha by Y-Hanno.
A Card for Eid al Adha
Download the Greeting Card Here.
Go to next page to download the rest of the Eid al-Adha Greeting Cards.
wow mashaallah want to see more inshaallah
Jazaakmullaahu khayraan for the effort! This is so nice!!! im looking forward for your next years islamic/gregorian calendar
Barak Allahu feekum, I am in the process of finishing it. Should be very soon! 🙂
Thank You!!! so excited to see the calendar, i wonder if it is is PDF format… 🙂
Im going to print it… to distribute to our madrasah here
the calendar you made this year was pretty awesome! many of my friends asked for a copy of that. They love the thing that u put the events of every month
It is out, click on the link below.
Islamic Calendar 1435
I’ll also do a new one with all the islamic holidays for next year insha Allah.
assalaamu ‘alakum wrwb, I would like inform u that i upload some of ur images at flickr.com, u can visit it 🙂 http://www.flickr.com/photos/104384940@N03/
also at pinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/birdcagehau/
No probs, Jazak Allahu Khayran for sharing.
Thank you so much!
Nice blog, i love your eid al adha greetings cards. Thanks for sharing important eid facts and cards. Eid Mubarak to you!