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‖ id-al-adha, n.|ˈiːduladhaː|
Also (e)id-ul-azha, id-ul-adha.
[Arab. ꜥīd al-aḍḥā Feast of Immolation; cf. *eid n.]
The Festival of Sacrifice, the major feast of the Islamic calendar, commencing on the 10th of the month of Dhu 'l-Hijjah, and celebrated by rituals marking the end of the pilgrimage to Mecca.
1734G. Sale Koran Prelim. Discourse vii. 150 The other [feast] is called..Id al adhâ, i.e. The feast of the Sacrifice. 1880E. Sell Faith of Islam vi. 252 The Baqr-'Íd.—This is the most important Feast in the whole year. It is also known as..the 'Íd-ul-Azhá̧. 1950J. P. Macgregor tr. Gaudefroy-Demombynes's Muslim Inst. xi. 168 The Great Feast (ꜥīd-al-aḍḥa..)..commemorates the 10th of dhu l-ḥijja,..which..marks the end of the ceremonies of the pilgrimage. 1975Bangladesh Observer 25 July 9/5 ‘Hashi-Kanna’ will be released on the eve of Eid-ul-Azha. 1977Time 28 Nov. 12/3 Sunday, as Sadat later reminded his Knesset listeners, was 'Id al-Adhā, an Islamic holy day that commemorates the willingness of Abraham, the patriarch and prophet revered by Jews and Muslims alike, to sacrifice his son. |