For Muslims across the world Eidul Azha marks the end of the Hajj. Also known as the “Festival of Sacrifice” or “Greater Eid”, it has varying traditions associated with it in different countries but the spirit of celebration remains the same for all Muslims. Food is central to the celebrations, … Read more
Ingredients:
Mutton with bones-1/2 kg
Rice (sela)-2 cup
Yogurt-1 cup
Ginger Garlic paste-2tbsp
Plum (dry)-1/2 cup
Garam masala powder-1tbsp
Eid-ul-Adha is an Islamic festival which is celebrated to commemorate the obedience of Prophet Ibrahim towards Allah. This is called the sacrifice feast in some countries too. The main Eid-Ul-Adha Food is meat. Goat being the animal sacrificed by the prophet Ibrahim is cut till date in remembrance of that … Read more
we all know Eid is just round the corner and there is no much time for us to beautify ourselves. Here i am sharing with all of you very quick and natural Home remedies which will makes you shiny On Eid day.All you need to do is all below tricks. … Read more
Ingredients:
2 kilograms beef pasanda (thin sliced)
2 teaspoons coriander powder
2 teaspoon red pepper powder
2 teaspoons garam masala powder
Ingredients:
* Mince ½ kg
* Garlic 4 cloves
* Salt 1 tsp
* Onion chopped 3
* Parsley chopped ½ bunch
* Coriander powder 1 tsp
* Cumin seeds ½ tsp
A unique service has been offered this Eid ul Adha for your ease by Meat One.
Simply book your order of Qurbani (for example goat or share in cow) at any outlet in Karachi and they’ll select the animal, slaughter it and send the meat to any designated outlet for you to pick up.
We’ll follow all the rules and principles as prescribed by the Shariah while performing the Qurbani.
If you still have any questions, please call our Qurbani hotline at:
0321-2557711.
This is a service whereby we shall select the animal on your behalf and slaughter it for you during Eid. The meat will be packaged neatly and delivered to one of our outlets. Once its there, we shall ask you to have it picked up.
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While most of the city was celebrating Eid in the traditional way, several Lahoris found a very different way to celebrate the occasion. Cinema houses in Lahore were jam-packed as new Lollywood movies began their screening from the first day of Eid, and brought some new talent to the front. … Read more
