Metrobank Foundation’s Irene Labitad; National Youth Commission’s Baibon Sangid; ‘Masjid’ book author and curator Dr. Gerard Rey Lico; with Millie Dizon and Arch. Renee C. Bacani of the SM group unveil the ‘Jewels of Islamic Faith’ exhibit
Metrobank Foundation’s Irene Labitad; National Youth Commission’s Baibon Sangid; ‘Masjid’ book author and curator Dr. Gerard Rey Lico; with Millie Dizon and Arch. Renee C. Bacani of the SM group unveil the ‘Jewels of Islamic Faith’ exhibit

Eid’l Adha, also called the “Feast of Sacrifice,” the “Major Festival” or the “Greater Eid,” is the second of two religious holidays celebrated by Muslims worldwide every year. It is celebrated to honor the willingness of Ibrahim (also known as Abraham) to sacrifice his promised son, Ishmael to follow Allah’s command.

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