Haiii Gals long time no see right?? this day, 5th October 2014 for Indonesian time and some another countries celebrate Eid al-Adha day ! the holy-day besides Eid Mubarak and Ramadhan. Well, this day's mean is to reminder people of prophet Ibrahim's sacrifice.
Prophet Ibrahim had no child for a long time, and he always prayed to Allah, the only one God. Allah heard his pray and granted it. Hajar, his wife, was pregnant. Allah gave him a child, by Prophet Ibrahim named the baby Ismail. Prophet Ibrahim loved his child so much. But one day, he dreamt. Someone told Prophet to slaughtered his child. At the first time, he didn't believe it. He though it was evil spirit persuade him to did something wrong. (you know that killed person is haram in Islam!!!) but he dreamt in the three days and it was same; at the last he believe that was not evil spirit's persuade, but it was Allah's command. So one day, he talked with Ismail about that dream and Ismail disposed it as the sign he loved Allah so much, more than anything even to sacrifice his life. When Prophet Ibrahim ready to slaughtered Ismail, Allah exchange Ismail with a big goat. Ismail was safe. He was still alive. Prophet Ibrahim really grateful to Allah. Since that day, Muslims around the world always commemorate Eid Al-Adha in every year to remember Prophet Ibrahim and Ismail's story, as their greatness-love to Allah, the holy and the only one God. you can find this explanation on Qur'an, in the Ash-Shaaffat: 104-10.
Usually we slaughtered cows, goats, lambs, or camels, depend on our ability :) in my country, we called that meat 'daging kurban'. That meat usually wrapped with plastic bag and distributed into people around us. We proceed that meat different each home. Many people cooked it into "sate", "rendang", or another traditional culinary. yuuuumsss today my mom cooked it as sate. well, that's a little bit story of Eid Al-Adha :)
i'm sorry i can't posted a take-by-myself photo. this is sate made from cow's meat, from google. Enjoooyyy :))))
Prophet Ibrahim had no child for a long time, and he always prayed to Allah, the only one God. Allah heard his pray and granted it. Hajar, his wife, was pregnant. Allah gave him a child, by Prophet Ibrahim named the baby Ismail. Prophet Ibrahim loved his child so much. But one day, he dreamt. Someone told Prophet to slaughtered his child. At the first time, he didn't believe it. He though it was evil spirit persuade him to did something wrong. (you know that killed person is haram in Islam!!!) but he dreamt in the three days and it was same; at the last he believe that was not evil spirit's persuade, but it was Allah's command. So one day, he talked with Ismail about that dream and Ismail disposed it as the sign he loved Allah so much, more than anything even to sacrifice his life. When Prophet Ibrahim ready to slaughtered Ismail, Allah exchange Ismail with a big goat. Ismail was safe. He was still alive. Prophet Ibrahim really grateful to Allah. Since that day, Muslims around the world always commemorate Eid Al-Adha in every year to remember Prophet Ibrahim and Ismail's story, as their greatness-love to Allah, the holy and the only one God. you can find this explanation on Qur'an, in the Ash-Shaaffat: 104-10.
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| yuuuumm sate is always be delicious :')) |
i'm sorry i can't posted a take-by-myself photo. this is sate made from cow's meat, from google. Enjoooyyy :))))
