Eid al Adha in 2021

Saskatoon’s Muslim community celebrated Eid-Al-Adha today, in person, for the first time since the pandemic began. Story to come. https://t.co/g8dP14yh61

— Bre McAdam (@BreezyBreMc) July 20, 2021

Eid al Adha Mubarak to everyone! https://t.co/puEZi6DQVS

— JP Linteau (@JPLinteau) July 19, 2021

EID al Adha, The Feast of Sacrifice, is the commemoration of Prophet Ibrahim’s willingness to obey Allah’s command to sacrifice his son. To Muslims across the globe: May Allah accept our fasts, our sacrifices and our good deeds. Ameen. https://t.co/KXAzhKnB2s

— Dr. Bilal Philips (@DrBilalPhilips) July 20, 2021

Eid-al-Adha is an important occasion for Muslims who come together on this day to pray, reflect and give thanks, share festivities and more. We send wishes of peace, harmony, happiness, good health and prosperity to all families celebrating this holy day. #EidAlAdha #EidMubarak https://t.co/sTHKqRm2jd

— Calgary Police (@CalgaryPolice) July 20, 2021

To our Muslim friends... May the joy of Eid surround you and your family. Eid al Adha Mubarak! #eidmubarak #eidaladha #happyeid #eiduladha2021 https://t.co/kbkzloz8xK

— Portico Inc. (@PorticoStaff) July 19, 2021

This week, Muslim communities across Canada and around the world will come together to celebrate Eid al-Adha, the Feast of Sacrifice, marking the end of Hajj. Wishing a joyous and blessed #EidAlAdha to those celebrating, #EidMubarak! 📰: https://t.co/cLD3Zc39PR https://t.co/5Xa6jFjLD6

— Bardish Chagger (@BardishKW) July 20, 2021

Today I handed out coffee to all the worshippers in South Edmonton celebrating the festival of Eid al Adha. Eid Mubarak! #yeg #EidAlAdha2021 https://t.co/KWmTFxVfup

— Mike Nickel (@MikeNickelYEG) July 20, 2021