the meaning of barka da sallah is general.
the meaning of barka da sallah is general.
what is the meaning of barka da sallah?
general
the hausa language, originally from northern nigeria, is widely spoken among muslims in west africa. their equivalent eid greetings in hausa is "barka da sallah", which translates to "blessed eid prayers".









































section::::regional variations.:west africa.:ghana.









































"ni ti yuum' palli" is the eid greeting among dagbanli and kusaase speakers in ghana. it means "happy new eid season". the hausa greeting "barka da sallah" is also commonly used during the period.









































section::::regional variations.:southeast asia.
eid mubarak
section::::practices by country.:africa.:nigeria.









































nigeria is officially a secular country populated by large numbers of muslims and christians. eid is popularly known as "small sallah" in nigeria and people generally greet each other with the traditional greeting: "barka da sallah", which means "greetings on sallah" in the hausa language. muslims observe their eid prayers at designated praying grounds before heading home to partake in festive meals, generally prepared by the women of the household. the federal holiday typically lasts for three days in nigeria.









































section::::practices by country.:south asia.









































section::::practices by country.:south asia.:afghanistan.
eid al-fitr