Eid al-Adha

Eid al-Adha (Arabe: عيد الأضحى ʿĪd al-ʾAḍḥā [ˈ ⁇ iːd æl ˈʔɑd ⁇ ħæː], "Kãagrã kibs") yaa kibs kibs a yiib soabã sẽn be Islamã pʋgẽ (bʋʋm a yiib n yɩɩ Eid al Fitr). A Abrahaam sẽn da rat n maan a biig a Izaak wall a Izmaɛll maoongã, a Zeova noorã sakr yĩnga, a maana woto. La a Abrahaam sẽn deng n na n maan a bi-riblã maoong Wẽnnaam yʋʋrã yĩnga, Wẽnnaam kõo a Abrahaam pe-bil t'a maan maoong a bi-puglã yĩnga. B kʋʋd rũms wala na-bɛd, pe-bilã, la b maand yɩɩn-vɩɩse. B pʋɩta rũngã pʋɩɩr a tãabo: a yembr yaa rũngã ned ning sẽn kõt-a wã, a to yaa a zo-rãmba la a roagdba yĩnga, tɩ rũngã sã n ketẽ, b pʋɩ-a-la naong rãmbã la sẽn tar-a sõngr yĩnga. B kõt-b-la bõn-naands la kũunã, la b sã n wa tɩ wa, b sãnda sã n wa n wa tɩ ta, b reeg-b lame. Wakat ninga b boond-a lame me tɩ Eid-a-la-kẽer (ã yaa Eid Al-Kabeer). Sã n yaa ne Islam kiuugã kalandɛɛrã, Eid al-Adha wã yaa Duu al-Hijja rasem piigã, la a kaoosda rasem a naas. Yʋʋmd fãa, yʋʋmdã sã n yaa rasem 11 bɩ sẽn yɩɩd a ye, yʋʋmdã yaa toor ne yʋʋmdã.

Eid al-Adha

Islamic holidays, public holiday

Subclass of	Eid
Facet of	Islamic holidays
Name in native language	عِيدُ اَلْأَضْحَى, Hari Raya Aidiladha, Aidiladha
Vocalized name	عِيدُ اَلْأَضْحَى, Hari Raya Aidiladha, Aidiladha
Religion or worldview	Islam, Druze
Named after	sacrifice
Official language	Arabic
Culture	Islamic culture, Arab culture, cultural globalization, Druze Faith
Location	Muslim world, Arab world, world, worldwide
Main subject	ḏikr, Dua, brotherliness in Islam
Follows	Day of Arafat
Followed by	Tashrik Day
Creator	Wend lislamd pʋg, Rabb, Ilah, Allāh
Language of work or name	Arabic, multiple languages
Significant event	Eid prayers, dhabihah
Commemorates	ʾIbrāhīm, Ismail
Present in work	Kurãna, ḥadīṯ, tafsīr
Day in year for periodic occurrence	10 Dhu'l-Hijja
Start point	10 Dhu'l-Hijja
Destination point	13 Dhu'l-Hijja
Connects with	ḥaǧǧ
Foods traditionally associated	lamb meat, beef, seviyan
Practiced by	Muslim, Druze Faith
Stack Exchange tag	https://islam.stackexchange.com/tags/eid-ul-adha