Ranchi: Eid-Milad-Un-Nabi, the birthday of Prophet Muhammad, was celebrated with enthusiasm by devotees amid elaborate security measures in Ranchi on Thursday. Tens of thousands of devotees dressed in traditional attire and carrying flags with messages celebrating the Prophets birthday took part in the processions, which were taken out from the city. General secretary of Edara e Sharia Qutubuddin Rizwi said around 135 small processions were taken out in Ranchi city and 300 in the entire district. In one of the processions held at the Qureishi Mohallah, the participants were only children. The processions reached the Karbala Chowk from where it progressed towards Ekra Masjid where a sermon was given by priests. Then, the devotees moved towards Risaldar Baba Mazaar in Doranda from where they dispersed. We also published the following articles recentlyBareilly dargah clerics ask devotees not to use DJ during Eid Milad-un-NabiClerics from Dargah Ala Hazrat in Bareilly have advised Anjumans not to use DJ systems during the upcoming Eid Milad un Nabi celebrations. This advisory follows the governments ban on DJ use during celebrations. If any committee is found using a DJ system, they may face legal consequences. The clerics have also engaged with local authorities and police to enforce this rule. They are encouraging traditional processions illuminated with lights instead. Additionally, a memorandum has been submitted to the local government administration to implement a liquor ban during the celebrations.Tirumala Brahmotsavam: Triple bonanza for devotees as Lord muses them in three processions on 6th dayThousands of devotees gathered in Tirupati for the annual Brahmotsavams, where Lord Venkateswara blessed them in three processions throughout the day. First, Lord Hanuman carried the Lord on his shoulders in a colorful morning procession. In the evening, the deities were carried in a golden chariot procession. Finally, in the night, Lord Venkateswara delighted the devotees by riding on the Gaja Vahanam.Eid-e-Milad processions on Sept 28 with 1 pm deadlineThe Markazi Seerat Unnabi committee in Nagpur has announced that Eid-e-Milad un Nabi will be celebrated on September 28, despite some Muslim groups wanting to shift the celebration to September 29 due to the Ganesh visarjan festival. The police and committee have agreed to a 1pm deadline for the processions, which will start at 7am. The decision was made in order to avoid putting stress on the police administration and to ensure law and order is maintained.

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