Be prepared to mark your calendars and plan a holiday holiday because Oman officially noticed the crescent dhula Haja 1446, confirming the beginning of the sacred season. As Per Royal Decree No. 88/2022, The Eid-Fl-Adha or Eid-Azha (Also Known As Bakra Eid, Bakrid, Bakhreid, Eid-Fuha, Eidha, Eid Qurban, Qurban Bayarami or The Feast of Sacrifice) To the 12th of Dhul Hijjah, which translates to a much-welcomed break from Thursday, June 5 to Sunday, June 8, 2025.
Oman proclaims the ID-Ul-Ado’s dates and it is a long weekend to celebrate
However, the cherry from above is: from the first day of the ID-Ul-Ado, it falls on Friday (June 06), an additional compensation day. This means that on Monday, June 09, 2025, it will also become a national holiday, giving both the public and the private sector to the envious five -day weekend.
Regardless of what you are in the city for traditional feasts or you will go to mini-streams, this year at the Oman’s interruption of the ID-ul-Adha-publishing opportunity to relax, restore communication and celebrate.
Celebrations ID-ul-Adha:
ID ul-aha is a time of reflection and spiritual renewal, since it reminds all Muslims the importance of faith, devotion and subordination of God’s will, contributing to the sense of unity and inclusivity, because people from different sections of the unification are going to celebrate this joyful occasion. The festival not only strengthens bonds in families and communities, but also encourages charity and kindness, which are the basic principles of Islam.
It is a time of great joy, unity and gratitude to Muslims around the world when families come together and communities are going to celebrate this favorable occasion. Muslims dress in their best clothes, often new clothes and visit special prayers in the congregation in mosques or outdoors.
The sermon during the prayers of the ID-Ul-Adha emphasizes the values of sacrifice, obedience to God and compassion for others, while one of the central rituals of the ul-oh-oh is Kurbani or the victim of cattle, usually goats, sheep, cows or camel. This act symbolizes the willingness of the prophet Ibrahim to sacrifice the sons and demonstrates the importance of dedication and devotion to God.
Then the meat from the sacrificed animal is divided into three parts: one for the family, one for relatives and friends, and one for less lucky, because the division of meat with those in need is the main aspect of the Ul-Adha. This ritual contributes to sympathy, generosity and solidarity in the communities.
In memory of the absolute devotion to the Prophet Ibrahim Alah ID Ul-Adha is marked by Muslims around the world in the month of Do al-Hija Dhula Hiji, who is the twelfth or last month of the Islamic lunar calendar, and this is the second major Islamic festival served by Muslim after Eid-Fitr.
The beginning of the Islamic month of Dhula Huja marks the Haja pilgrimage in Mecca in Saudi Arabia, which is one of the five Islam pillars, and followed by the Eid al -Laha on the tenth day. Hajj is a pilgrimage that every Muslim must do at least once in their lives when they are capable.
