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Can We Get Close to Allah by Sacrificing Animals for Eid al-Adha?

2 July 2021 by Web Administrator Leave a Comment

We all want to be close to Allah. For this reason, during Eid al-Adha, Muslims try to give the best sacrifice. With the hope, by giving sacrifice can be close to Allah.

In fact, there is one true sacrifice that has been given so that you can know Allah. If you are currently far from Allah, you need that true sacrifice.

Who is the true sacrifice?  Watch this video to find the answer.

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