Muslims worldwide are observing Eid Milad-un-Nabi, which marks the birth anniversary of Prophet Muhammad, the revered religious and social leader who established the Islamic faith, today. This year, both Eid-e-Milad and Chaturdashi, the concluding day of the Ganesh festival, fall on September 28. (HT Photo/Sunil Ghosh)
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Muslims participate in a procession during Eid Milad-un-Nabi, which marks the birth anniversary of the Prophet Muhammad in sector 9 to sector 5, in Noida. (HT Photo/Sunil Ghosh)
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In India, Muslims joyfully celebrate Eid Milad-un-Nabi, adorning their surroundings, organizing processions, and holding special prayers as essential components of the festivities. (HT Photo/Sunil Ghosh)
In certain areas like Hyderabad, the festival is distinguished by elaborate processions featuring beautifully adorned elephants and camels. (HT Photo/Sunil Ghosh)
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Naat, which are poetic songs or poems praising Prophet Muhammad, are commonly recited during gatherings and events as these heartfelt expressions of devotion are a central element of the celebration.(HT Photo/Sunil Ghosh)
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