Controversy over goat hoarding in Lucknow before Bakrid, wrote- I am a creature, not meat

A picture of a goat on a hoarding at the main intersection of Kaiserbagh area has created controversy. A photo of a goat has been made in this hoarding. On which it is written – I am a creature, not flesh, change our attitude towards us.

Eid ul Azha (Bakrid) is one of the biggest festivals of Muslims. In such a situation, a picture of a goat on a hoarding at the main intersection of Kaiserbagh area of ​​Lucknow has created controversy. A photo of a goat has been made in this hoarding. On which it is written – I am a creature, not flesh, change our attitude towards us. Muslim cleric Maulana Khalid Rashid Firangi Mahali has written a letter to the Commissioner of Police, objecting to this. They have said that Eid is coming soon. On this occasion, the people of the Muslim community sacrifice the goat. In this case, putting this hoarding means hurting religious sentiment.

He appealed to the police commissioner that such hoardings can spoil the atmosphere, so it should be removed immediately. After which the police of Lucknow removed the hoarding on Friday evening. However, it is not yet clear who planted this hoarding?

Giving information in this regard, Maulana Khalid Rashid Firangi Mahali said, ‘The objectionable object has been written by putting a picture of a goat in a big hoarding at Kaiserbagh intersection in Lucknow. In this connection, Imam Idgah Maulana Khalid Rashid Firangi Mahli and Athar Hussain Direction Coordination have written a letter to the Police Commissioner demanding that the hoardings be ordered to be removed. Because Bakrid is about to come and on this occasion, Muslims sacrifice the goat and it is felt that this action has been done to hurt the religious sentiment of the Muslims.

Why do Bakrid celebrate?

Two Eids are celebrated under the religion of Islam. Along with Hindustan, Muslims celebrate Eid in all the countries of the world. Eid-ul Fitr is celebrated after Ramadan, and 70 days later comes the occasion of Eid-ul-Azha, also known as Bakrid. On the occasion of Bakrid, people of the Muslim community offer namaz. Also animals are sacrificed.

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Started in the era of Prophet Abraham

According to Islamic belief, 1 lakh 24 thousand Prophet (Messenger) came to the world. One of these was Prophet Hazrat Ibrahim. Bakrid started in these times.

This is the whole story

Islamic experts say that once Allah ordered Hazrat Ibrahim to sacrifice his most beloved thing in the dream. Hazrat Ibrahim was born to Aulad at the age of 80. In such a situation, his son Hazrat Ismail was the most beloved. It was a tough test for him to fulfill the command of Allah. On one side was the command of Allah and on the other side was the love of the son. In this case, they obeyed Allah and agreed to sacrifice the son for the sake of Allah.

Islamist Maulana Hameed Nomani explains that Hazrat Ibrahim felt that his love should not come in the way of giving a sacrifice to his son. So he blindfolded him. After this, when Hazrat Ibrahim fired a knife to cut the son of Ismail’s neck, a Dumba (an animal) was introduced in place of Ismail Alaihissalam by the command of Allah.

When Ibrahim Alaihissalam removed the blindfold, he found his son standing in front of him. Allah liked this idea of ​​Hazrat Ibrahim so much that he made it right to sacrifice his honor status (whose financial condition is to buy a goat or other animal and sacrifice it).

Islamic religious leader Mufti Shamoon Qasmi says that the message that Allah gave to Hazrat Ibrahim was only trying them out. So that this message can be given that Muslims can sacrifice everything for the decree of Allah