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               3.    
               Slaughtering the sacrifice on the day of al Adha on one’s behalf 
               and on behalf of his family. It is recommended that it is done 
               soon after the Eid prayer but it could be done on the two or 
               three days after the day of al Adha . 
               
                
               
               4.    It 
               is recommended to say Takbeer after daily Jamaa’s prayers 
               starting from Fajr prayer of the day of Arafah (the 9th) 
               to ‘Aser prayer on the last day of Al Tashreeq (the 13th).
               
               
                
               
               5.
                  Congratulation
				is one of the rules of Eid, exchanged between the 
               Muslims ,especially relatives and friends,in any manner such as 
               telling each other: “May Allah, accept from us and from you”.  
               This congratulation is a sign of high moral standards and the 
               virtues of social manifestations among the Muslims.
               
                
               
               6. 
                  Adorning oneself
               by wearing the best clothes one has as Bukhari 
               reported on the authority of Abdullah Ibn Omar, who said: 
               “ Omar bought a silk cloak from the market, took it to the 
               Prophet, Sallallahu alaihi wa salam, and said: “O Allah’s 
               Apostle! take it and adorn yourself with it during the Eids and 
               when the delegations visit you.  Allah’s Apostle answered: 
				 
               “This dress is for those who have no share in the Here-after”.
               
               
                 
                
                This then proves that adorning oneself in Eid was a familiar 
               practice in the time of the Prophet, Sallallahu alaihi wa salam, 
               but he blamed Omar for buying that dress because it was made of 
               silk which men are not allowed to wear.  
               
               
                
               Jabir, may Allah, Subhana wa Ta’ala, be pleased with him, said 
               that the Prophet, sallallahu alaihi wa salam, used to wear a 
               Jubbah on Fridays and on the days of Eid”.  The men are therefore 
               supposed to wear their best clothes on Eid day.  
               
               
                
               
               -As for women, they should 
               avoid adorning themselves when they go out of their homes because 
               they are forbidden to reveal their adornment in front of men who 
               are foreign to them.   
               
                
               Similarly, if is forbidden for women to put on perfume on the day 
               of Eid (as well as other occasions) when they go out because it 
               is for the purpose of obedience that they are allowed to go out 
               of their homes; will it then be accepted of a believing women to 
               disobey Allah Subhana wa Ta’ala, by wearing tight fitting, multi-coloured 
               attractive clothes or spraying herself with perfume?   
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