As the world is not yet out of the Covid pandemic, Muslims all over the world are celebrating Eid-ul-Adha, their second most important festival, in peace and with caution. The purpose is clear: Nothing is more important than the life of a human being.

The festivities may be scaled down due to the disease, but it’s important to note that  Islam has emphasized caution and also that there is no substitute for human life.

This point reiterated in the Hajj discourse that was translated in ten languages for a wider reach this year. The speech highlighted the advice of the Prophet of Islam for not going out of the area of the epidemic so that the infection doesn’t spread.  The message from Hajj was simple: keep yourself Nand others too safe.

How to celebrate Eid-ul-Adha and what precautions should be taken in such a situation?

 Awaz-the Voice spoke to eminent scholars on this to elicit their views. All of them urged Muslims to follow all government guidelines on the occasion of Bakrid in view of the pandemic. They also talked of taking care of fellow Indians and adhering to the law.

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