The Ruling on Vouchers for Sacrifices and Pilgrimage Offerings

Question:
In the city of the Shaykh, may Allah forgive me, vouchers for the sacrifices and offerings of the Night of 'Id al-Adha have spread in recent years, issued by the Al-Rashidun message. What is their ruling? And do they take into account the condition of the one performing Tamattu' and the one who is nearby?

Answer:
Yes, these vouchers are approved by the Islamic Bank Fund, and the Islamic Bank is approved by the government based on a fatwa from the Council of Senior Scholars. This is a facilitation for people in Hajj, because Hajj involves crowds, and most people are unable to go to the place of sacrifice. So they saw that a company should take on this task on behalf of those who are unable, and the pilgrim pays this money and buys with it; the company buys on his behalf and slaughters for him. This company is based on a fatwa from the Council of Senior Scholars, so there is facilitation for the pilgrims, relieving them of hardship. However, it is better for him to take charge of the slaughter and slaughter it himself, if he is in doubt.