Etiquettes of ‘Eidul-Adhā

What is the appropriate way to greet someone on 'Eidul-Adhā?

• Saying "Happy 'Eid" and shaking hands

• Saying "Eid Mubarak" and hugging

• Saying "Eid Saeed" and offering a handshake

• Saying "Happy 'Eid" and giving a high-five

How should you dress when attending 'Eidul-Adhā prayers?

• Casual attire, such as jeans and a t-shirt

• Formal attire, such as a suit or traditional clothing

• Sports attire, such as shorts and a jersey

• Pajamas or loungewear

What is the appropriate time to greet others with 'Eidul-Adhā wishes?

• Any time throughout the day

• Only during the 'Eidul-Adhā prayers

• Only in the morning

• Only in the evening

How should one respond to receiving 'Eidul-Adhā greetings?

• Simply say "thank you" and smile

• Offer a small gift in return

• Saying “Taqabbalallāhu Minnā Wa Minkum”

• Ignore the greeting and continue with the conversation

What should you do before partaking in a communal 'Eidul-Adhā meal?

• Arrive late to avoid the crowds

• Wash your hands and ensure cleanlinessl

• Bring your own food and avoid sharing

• Leave immediately after finishing your meal

What is the appropriate way to address older members of the community during 'Eidul-Adhā?

• By their first name

• By their title and last name

• By their nickname

• By avoiding any form of address

How should you handle the distribution of 'Eidul-Adhā gifts or charitable donations?

• Keep all the gifts for yourself

• Share the gifts only with immediate family members

• Distribute the gifts fairly among family, friends, and the needy

• Refuse to accept any gifts or donations

What is the appropriate way to enter someone's home for an 'Eidul-Adhā gathering?

• Without knocking or waiting for permission

• After removing your shoes and waiting to be invited inside

• With a loud greeting to announce your arrival

• By bringing along uninvited guests

How should you respond if you accidentally offend someone during 'Eidul-Adhā?

• Laugh it off and pretend it didn't happen

• Apologise sincerely and seek forgiveness

• Ignore the situation and move on

• Blame the other person for being too sensitive

How should you behave towards animals during 'Eidul-Adhā?

• Avoid any contact with animals

• Show kindness and compassion towards animals

• Be aggressive and assert dominance

• Ignore animals and focus on other activities