Therefore, it is proved from the Qur’aan
itself that the day when a blessing descends from heaven is a day of Eid. We
are enjoined by the Qur’aan to rejoice at having received a
blessing. The Qur’aan says:
“Qul
Bi fadlil-Laahi Wa Bi Rahmatihi Fabi Zaalika Fal Yafrahu”
(Say
O Prophet! you should rejoice at receiving A-Laah’s
grace and blessing)

Revered Shah Abdul Azeez Dehlvi (may
ALLAAH
have
mercy on him) in his “Tafseer Azeezi” holds
that to rejoice on receiving

 ALLAAH’s grace and mercy is a very good and an
altogether beneficial act.

In Aayat 69 of the Holy Qur’aan Soorah Aa’raaf, Allaah
Almighty says:
                 
“Fazkuroo Aalaa’
Allaahi La’ Allakum Tuflihoon.
                
(Remember
Allaah’s
blessings
so that you may profit)”
                                       
And in Aa’yat
74 it is said:
             
“Fazkuroo Aalaa’
Allaahi Wala Ta’sau
Fil Ardi Mufsideen
         
(So
remember ALLAAH’s blessings,
and do not spread corruption in the earth)”

And in Soorah
Ad-Duhaa:

“Wa Amma Bini’mati Rabbika Fahaddis”

(And
remember and proclaim the blessings of your Rabb)”—Proclaim the Blessing of your Rabb-Excerpt- Islaam’sFirst Eid-Allamah Kaukab Noorani Okarvi