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* As for the name of the entry in the first line i suggest '''Eid Ul-ḍuhā'''. | |||
* The Beginning of this article should also mention that the '''Eid al-Adha''' is one of the two "big Eids" or one of the two greatest Eids of Islam and that it is done in remembrance of Ibrahim's '''willingness''' to fully submit to God's will in doing the sacrifice of Ismail, his son. | * The Beginning of this article should also mention that the '''Eid al-Adha''' is one of the two "big Eids" or one of the two greatest Eids of Islam and that it is done in remembrance of Ibrahim's '''willingness''' to fully submit to God's will in doing the sacrifice of Ismail, his son. | ||
* Instead of "According to religious narrations", here i think we'd better use the name of the '''Surah''' under this event. | * Instead of "According to religious narrations", here i think we'd better use the name of the '''Surah''' under this event. | ||
* '''Abraham''' (Ibrahim), not mentioned in the article | * '''Abraham''' (Ibrahim), not mentioned in the article. | ||
* By adding the word "'''prophet'''" before Abraham, i think we shouldn't ignore the fact that we need to talk about and kind of share the idea that He is actually both the founder and father of Abrahamic religions. ( Abrahamic Religions, how about assigning a new entry for it!?) | * By adding the word "'''prophet'''" before Abraham, i think we shouldn't ignore the fact that we need to talk about and kind of share the idea that He is actually both the founder and father of Abrahamic religions. ( Abrahamic Religions, how about assigning a new entry for it!?) | ||
* Lack of time adverbs in the first paragraph, please check it. Every year, Yearly; simple but not mentioned! | * Lack of time adverbs in the first paragraph, please check it. Every year, Yearly; simple but not mentioned! | ||
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* If you mind i like to say that using certain words like "forbid" or "forbidden" which is used to say (Har'am) plays into a rather complicated or literal text that would need its own interpretation though! How about saying :it is the day in which Islam issues a ban for Muslims to fast, or, It is the day in which no one should Fast as ordered by Islamic texts. | * If you mind i like to say that using certain words like "forbid" or "forbidden" which is used to say (Har'am) plays into a rather complicated or literal text that would need its own interpretation though! How about saying :it is the day in which Islam issues a ban for Muslims to fast, or, It is the day in which no one should Fast as ordered by Islamic texts. | ||
(there is more!) | === Suggestion for the first paragraph (the intro)=== | ||
::: * '''Eid Ul-'Aḍhā (Arabic: العید الأضحی)is of the greatest Eids (one being The [[Eid al-Fiṭr]] , Arabic: عيد الفِطر) of Islam which is celebrated on tenth of [[Dhu l-Hijja]] (or Dhi al-Hijja, the last month in [[Hijri]] calendar, Arabic: ذی الحجة).'''. On this holy day, According to Chapter 37 verses 100-107 of [[Qur'an]], Allah orders [[Prophet Ibrahim]] (Abraham) to do the sacrifice of his son, [[Isma’il (a)]]. Ibrahim ( The founder and the father of all [[Abrahamic religions]]) willingly submitted to God's will and took his son to the alter to perform his duty. Though destined and confident, he decided to fully implement God's order when suddenly Archangel Gabriel appeared before him, giving him a ram as an offering from the [[heavens]] to be put to sacrifice instead of Isma’il as a result of his unshakeable commitment to performing the [[Dhebh]] according to Surah Al-safat. | |||
(there is more!) | |||
[[User:S.J.Mosavi|S.J.Mosavi]] ([[User talk:S.J.Mosavi|talk]]) 13:17, 21 September 2015 (IRDT) | [[User:S.J.Mosavi|S.J.Mosavi]] ([[User talk:S.J.Mosavi|talk]]) 13:17, 21 September 2015 (IRDT) | ||