And remember and proclaim the blessings of your Rabb
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)”…excerpt
Islam’s First Eid-by Allamah Kaukab Noorani Okarvi

 

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