Respect religious holidays by not fasting but celebrating with family & friends; remember Allah through acts such as sacrificing animals for food or charity purposes .

This hadith is about two important Islamic holidays, known as Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha. On these days, Muslims are prohibited from fasting and encouraged to celebrate instead. Umar bin Al Khattab was a companion of Prophet Muhammad who narrated this hadith in which he said that he heard Prophet Muhammad forbid fasting on these two special days. He also said that on the Day of Fitr it is a time for Muslims to take a break from their fasting and have a celebration together while on the Day of Adha they should eat from the flesh they have sacrificed as an act of worship. This hadith teaches us that we should not fast during these two special occasions but rather use them as an opportunity to come together with our families and friends in celebration while also remembering Allah through acts such as sacrificing animals for food or charity purposes.