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Prophet's Day (Template:Lang-bn, Template:Lang-ar, Template:Lang-ur and Template:Lang-fa) is a religious holiday of Islam observed on the 29th of August. This religious holiday commemorates the prophet Mohammed’s first appearance or Mawlid al-Nabi on August 29, 570 AD.

History

Sufi Sayed Zafor Sadek, the surviving Sufi Master of the Rahe Bhander Sufi Order, initiated this event on August 29, 2013. Sadek thought that society was forming a common view of "frowning and disrespecting" the prophets. In a world that is becoming increasingly litigious, cynical, and driven by superficial pursuits like fame and celebrity, he wanted to create an event to boost global awareness of the need to love and respect Islamic "prophets" of every era.

Sadek and the followers of the Rahe Bhander Sufi Order made the decision to create Prophet's Day on July 7, 2013. The entire global community is encouraged to observe Prophet's Day. In Sadek's native language the day is called Nobi Dibos (Bengali:নবী দিবস). This was later translated into Prophet's Day, Youm Al-Nabi (Template:Lang-ar, Nabi-Ka Din ( Template:Lang-ur) or
Rouz-e Peyamber (Template:Lang-fa).

Inauguration

The first celebration took place at Chittagong in Bangladesh on August 29, 2013.

See Also

Islam

References

1. Title: synoptic exposition of our desire: Prophet’s Day (আমাদের অভিব্যক্তির সংক্ষিপ্ত সার: নবী দিবস), Publisher- Prophet’s Day organizing committee (নবী দিবস উদযাপন পরিষদ) 2013, Date: August 29, 2013
2. Bengali News Media: NEWSBNA (August 29, 2013). "Motor Rally in the city regarding Nobi Dibos / নবী(স.) দিবসে নগরীতে শোভা যাত্রা".
3. English News Media: The Independent (August 29, 2013). "Prophet's Day observed in Chittagong".
4. AHMED DEEDAT, Page 02, Belongs to: The Internet Archive. "Mohammed the Natural Successor to Christ".{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link) CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link)
5. "Bengali News Media from Tripura, India:".
6. Bengali News Media: The Daily Purbokon (July 9, 2013), Special meeting of Rahe Bhander Dorbar about Prophet’s Day / নবী দিবস উপললক্ষে রাহে ভান্ডার দরবারের বিশেষ সভা
7. Bengali News Media: The Daily Purbokon (August 25, 2013), RAHTAP organized meeting regarding Prophet’s Day / নবী দিবস উপললক্ষে রাতআপের বিশেষ সভা সম্পন্ন
8. Bengali News Media: NEWSBNA (August 28, 2013). "Rahe Bhander's daylong program regarding Prophet's Day, tomorrow / নবী(স.) দিবস উপলক্ষে রাহে ভান্ডারের কাল দিনব্যাপী কর্মসূচি".
9. Bengali News Media: The Daily Purbokon (March 16, 2013), Prophet’s Day organizing committee formed / নবী দিবস উদযাপন কমিটি গঠন

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