But Shias believe that Prophet Muhammad was actually born on the 17th day of the month. In Turkey, the celebrations have already begun with prayers and whirling dervishes.
Special prayers were also recited in mosques in Iraq and Pakistan. Natural Covid resistance in some people may provide clue for universal vaccine [Study]. Covaxin Kasganj custodial death case: Father retracts, says "compelled to give cops a clean chit".
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Many people carry green flags or banners or wear green ribbons or items of clothing when taking part in these events. The color green represents Islam and paradise. It houses a hair that is believed to have come from the Prophet Mohammad. Thousands of people attend prayers at the shrine on the night before Milad un-Nabi. The relic is displayed in the mosque after the morning prayers. It was paraded through the town in previous years. Milad un-Nabi is a gazetted holiday in India so government offices, post offices and banks are closed on the day.
Celebrations begin in Iraq. When is Eid al-Adha ? Muslims gather to pray at the Sultan Ahmed Mosque in Istanbul. Whirling dervishes perform in Bursa, Turkey. But Shias believe that Prophet Muhammad was actually born on the 17th day of the month.
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