On 26 October, 2012, students of class 4B showcased Eid celebrations during the morning assembly for the students of classes 3 and 4 in the School auditorium.
The assembly began with one of the students explaining the significance of festivals in India. Another student explained the significance of Eid and why it is celebrated. Eid -Ul Juha in Arabic is also called Eid -Ul Adha. Eid-Ul-Juha is also called the feast of the sacrifice. The occasion is an important religious holiday celebrated by Muslims worldwide to honour the willingness of Abraham to sacrifice his son Ishmael as an act of obedience to God. This was before God intervened and offered him a sheep to sacrifice instead. Students dressed in white kurta-churidars enacted the various aspects of the festival.
The idea of prayer, harmony, brotherhood and community- bonding was sensitively portrayed by the students reading of the namaaz and exchanging greetings and gifts. The students enjoyed the assembly as the narration was lucid and in the form of a story in Hindi.
The students who participated were ARYA KHANNA, AANCHAL GOEL, CHIRAG CHAWLA, MANIT JAWA, ASHNOOR KAUR, SOURABH ROY, HARSHIT VERMA, DIYA SAMVEDI, YAJAT MUKHIJA, KHUSHI GABA, AVREEN KAUR and SRINJOY MUKHERJEE.
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