In every country there are some customs and some festivals which are usually based on the festivals that are part of the major religion followed within the country. Same is the case with Pakistan which is a Muslim country and all the common festivals celebrated in Pakistan are the one that are part of Islam. One of these Islamic festivals is Eid ul-Azah. Eid ul-Azah, Muslims’ festival of sacrificing, is a common festival for worldwide Muslim countries including Pakistan.

Ramadan is an auspicious month in which the verses of Quran were revealed to our beloved Prophet (P.B.U.H) that is why this month is very special to all of Muslims. During this month, the Muslims keeping fasts are subjected to refrain from food and sins.

“Ramadan” is an Islamic month, a month of blessings for Muslims. In Ramadan Allah has increased its rewards many times because Muslims fast for the sake of Allah. They refrain from eating, drinking and sex during fast.

Fasting in the holy month of Ramzan is an obligatory act for Muslims. What pleases Allah the most, is the person who refrains from eating, drinking and other desires for the sake of Allah.

Eid Milad un Nabi is an occasion which marks the birthday of founder of Islam Hazart Muhammad (P.B.U.H) in the third month of Islamic calendar called Rabi ul Awal.

In Islamic lunar calendar Shab e Barat is the preceding night of 15th day of Shaban (8th month of Islamic Calendar).