Sacrifices in Africa are a traditional practice of worship that is part of the religion of Islam and is generally performed by Muslim communities. These activities are usually carried out on Eid al-Adha, one of the holy holidays of Islam.

 

Eid al-Adha is celebrated on the 10th day of Dhu al-Hijjah according to the Islamic calendar and usually lasts for four days. During this period, Muslims They commemorate the event where they believe that when Abraham was about to sacrifice his son, Ismail, by God's command, a ram sent by God was sacrificed instead. During the Eid-al-Adha, Muslims perform this worship by slaughtering cattle or small cattle called sacrifices.

 

Since Africa is a continent with a large Muslim population, a great sacrifice is carried out during Eid al-Adha. These activities are celebrated with great enthusiasm, especially in countries where Islam is prevalent in northern and western Africa. For example, in countries such as Nigeria, Egypt, Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia, Sudan, and Senegal, sacrificial sacrifice is very common.

 

Sacrificial slaughtering activities are usually carried out at designated slaughtering points or special sacrificial slaughtering areas. People usually buy and sacrifice cattle (cattle or buffalo) or small cattle (sheep or goat). Slaughter is usually carried out by authorized butchers or experienced people. The meat is then shared and shared with those in need, relatives and neighbors. It is also distributed through charities and charities.

 

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