Bangladesh: Rivers of blood

Otherwise called the Feast of Sacrifice, Eid al-Adha celebrates when God appeared to Abraham - known as Ibrahim to Muslims - in a fantasy and requesting that he yield his child as a demonstration of dutifulness.

As Abraham was going to relinquish his child, God ceased him and gave him a sheep to murder set up of his child. To honor God's trial of Ibrahim, numerous Muslim families give up a goat, dairy animals or sheep and impart the meat to poor people. Pakistani men utilize a crane to lift a youthful bull from the top of a working in readiness for the Muslim yearly celebration of Eid al-Adha or the Festival of Sacrifice, in Karachi on September 4, 2016.

The occasion is the second greatest in the Muslim logbook after Eid al-Fitr, which takes after the finish of Ramadan.

Individuals swim past a street turned red after blood from conciliatory creatures on Eid al-Adha blended with water from substantial precipitation in Dhaka, Bangladesh.

Powers had assigned 1,000 places in the city where individuals could make penances, however a few people still executed creatures in the road, the Dhaka Tribune reported.

Overwhelming precipitation joined with awful waste spread the blood-recolored water through Dhaka.