The Effect of Illness on the 'Id Sacrifice in Terms of Its Sufficiency
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Question:
Good, and he also asks, saying: Honorable Shaykh, do the blemishes that appear in sacrificial animals affect the sacrifice in terms of its parts?
Answer:
If it is a type of illness that affects its meat, then it is not sufficient. But if it does not affect its meat and does not diminish the sacrifice itself, then there is no harm in that. For example, sheep are rarely free from such things; if they affect the meat, it is not sufficient, and if they do not affect the meat, there is no harm. Yes.
Good, and he also asks, saying: Honorable Shaykh, do the blemishes that appear in sacrificial animals affect the sacrifice in terms of its parts?
Answer:
If it is a type of illness that affects its meat, then it is not sufficient. But if it does not affect its meat and does not diminish the sacrifice itself, then there is no harm in that. For example, sheep are rarely free from such things; if they affect the meat, it is not sufficient, and if they do not affect the meat, there is no harm. Yes.
Source
قناة «مكة و المدينة»، 28 / فتاوى على الهواء - 20 10 1436هـ _ الشيخ صالح الفوزان — youtube.com (11:51)
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