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Muslims across country celebrate 'Shab-e-Barat'
Many believe that 'Shab-e-Barat' is a sacred night when Allah's forgiveness is more accessible, and sincere prayers can cleanse one's sins.
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Muslims nationwide celebrated 'Shab-e-Baraat', also known as the 'night of forgiveness', on Sunday. This significant festival is observed on the 14th and 15th night of Sha'aban, the eighth month in the Islamic calendar. (AFP)
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Muslims pray at their relatives' graves on the occasion of Shab-e-Barat in Prayagraj on Sunday.(AFP)
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A Kashmiri Shiite Muslim boy lights candles at the grave of his relative to mark ‘Shab-e- Barat’, on the outskirts of Srinagar on Sunday. (AP)
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Muslims visit ancestral graveyards for the salvation of the souls of the departed and also believe that all sins will be forgiven by praying to Allah throughout the ‘Shab-e Barat’ night.(AP)
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'Shab-e-Barat' has its unique traditions, depending on cultural diversity and local traditions. (AP)
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During the day, Muslims prepare delicious sweets like Halwa, Zarda, and other delicacies to distribute among their neighbors, relatives, family members, and the less fortunate. (AP)
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