The literal meaning of the expression Jummat-al-Wida derived from the word ‘Jamat Ul Vida’ is Good Wishes of the Holy Quran. This day is unique in assuring the blessings of Allah in abundance. For this purpose, the Muslims gather at the mosque and engage themselves in scriptural reading, charity works, poor feeding and helping the needy people. Usually on this day, special prayers are done at the mosques for the welfare of the whole world.
When translated to English, 'Jumu'atul Wida' means the Friday of farewell. It is observed on the last Friday in the month of Ramadan before Eid-al-Fitr. It is also indicates good wishes of the Holy Quran.
“Ya Allah we have committed countless sins,
But your mercy is limitless.
Please Forgive Us,
You are the greatest forgiver
You love to forgive
Please Forgive all of us for our sins in the past, present and the future.”
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