Lebanese Muslims mark the day of sacrifice

The video discusses the Day of Sacrifice, a significant event for Muslims worldwide, commemorating Abraham's test of faith. In Beirut, the mosque is full, and many prefer sacrificing sheep, despite economic challenges. The Koran advises dividing the meat into shares for the poor, relatives, and oneself. This practice is observed globally, with millions participating in the sacrifice and feast.

What is the significance of the Day of Sacrifice for Muslims?

• It commemorates the birth of Prophet Muhammad.

• It is a day for fasting and prayer.

• It celebrates the story of Abraham's test of faith.

• It marks the end of Ramadan.

In Hamra, Beirut, how do most people prefer to perform the sacrifice?

• By sacrificing a cow in a public ceremony.

• By purchasing meat from the market.

• By having a butcher come to their home to sacrifice a sheep.

• By donating money to a charity.

What is the approximate cost of a sacrificial sheep in Beirut?

• 50 U.S. dollars

• 100 U.S. dollars

• 200 U.S. dollars

• 300 U.S. dollars

According to the Koran, how should the sacrificial meat be divided?

• Equally among family members.

• One share for the poor, one for relatives and neighbors, and one for yourself.

• Kept entirely for personal use.

• All given to the poor.

How long do Muslims around the world participate in the Day of Sacrifice?

• One day

• Two days

• Three days

• Four days