Selling the sacrificial animal after it has been slaughtered
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Q3: Some citizens buy these slaughtered animals for local consumption, while others sell them to restaurant owners to serve to their customers.
A3: It is not permissible for a Muslim to buy the meat of the sacrificial animal or the fidyah from the person who offered it; because it is not permissible for the one upon whom it is obligatory to sell it. However, if a poor person takes the meat of the fidyah after it has been slaughtered, it is permissible for him to sell it, on the condition that he does not make it a trade by competing with the poor to acquire it from them and then proceeding to sell it.
A3: It is not permissible for a Muslim to buy the meat of the sacrificial animal or the fidyah from the person who offered it; because it is not permissible for the one upon whom it is obligatory to sell it. However, if a poor person takes the meat of the fidyah after it has been slaughtered, it is permissible for him to sell it, on the condition that he does not make it a trade by competing with the poor to acquire it from them and then proceeding to sell it.
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