The ruling on slaughtering after Maghrib during the days of Tashriq
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Question:
The question is: Is it permissible to slaughter after Maghrib, meaning the slaughter of the hady?
Answer:
Yes, the night of the eleventh, the night of the twelfth, and the night of the thirteenth; on these three nights, you should walk during the day and the night. As for the night of the fourteenth, no, the stoning has ended and the time has ended. So when the sun sets on the twelfth day, the stoning ends, and the slaughtering by the volunteer ends.
The question is: Is it permissible to slaughter after Maghrib, meaning the slaughter of the hady?
Answer:
Yes, the night of the eleventh, the night of the twelfth, and the night of the thirteenth; on these three nights, you should walk during the day and the night. As for the night of the fourteenth, no, the stoning has ended and the time has ended. So when the sun sets on the twelfth day, the stoning ends, and the slaughtering by the volunteer ends.
Source
فتاوى الحج - 1405 هـ — archive.org (6:23)
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