Eid al-Adha Celebrations at Historic Qutb Shahi Eidgah
Thousand of Muslims gathered at Hyderabad's historic 7-Tombs Qutb Shahi Eidgah for Eid al-Adha celebrations. Religious leaders highlighted community cleanliness, respect for elders, and fostering peace.
Highlights
- •Thousands celebrated Bakrid at the 450-year-old historic Qutb Shahi Eidgah in Hyderabad
- •Imam Maulana Quadri emphasized cleanliness, respect for elders, and communal harmony during prayers
- •Special prayers offered for world peace, communal harmony, and India's progress
- •Event showcased dedication to tradition and shared cultural values
On the occasion of Eid al-Adha (Bakrid), thousands of devout Muslims gathered on Thursday at the historic Qutb Shahi Heritage Park located near Seven Tombs in Hyderabad. The site, over 450 years old and known for being the first Eidgah in Telangana and the Deccan region, witnessed a vibrant celebration marking the festival.
Maulana Syed Mateen Ali Shah Quadri, the Khateeb and Imam of the historic Qutb Shahi Eidgah, delivered an inspiring address calling for community cleanliness during prayers. He emphasized that maintaining hygiene is not just a personal responsibility but a civic duty, urging people to contribute towards keeping their surroundings clean.
Livelihood and Unity in Diversity
Maulana Quadri's sermon extended an invitation to uphold values such as respect for elders, instilling discipline, fostering brotherhood, promoting peace, and ensuring communal harmony. He highlighted the diversity and unity of India, asserting that people from different religions, communities, cultures, and languages coexist in harmony here. Each Eid is a reminder of this shared unity.
After the prayers concluded, special intercessory offerings were made for world peace, communal harmony, and the progress of India. The entire Muslim community across the nation celebrated Bakrid with devotion and joy.
Dedication to religious observance was evident as devotees joined mosque services or visited specially arranged Eidgahs, reflecting their commitment to faith and tradition. This celebration underscores the importance of communal harmony and shared cultural heritage.
