What are the rulings on the 'Id sacrifice, the sacrificial animal of the pilgrimage, and the vow?
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This questioner says: What are we entitled to eat from each of the 'Id sacrifice, the sacrificial animal of the pilgrimage, and the vow? And is it obligatory that the slaughtered sheep be a male?
Answer:
As for the 'Id sacrifice and the sacrificial animal of the pilgrimage—specifically the hady for tamattu' and qiran—one eats from it, gives charity from it, and gifts it in three equal parts. One eats from it, gives charity from it, and gifts it; this is regarding the hady, the hady of tamattu' or qiran. Likewise, for the 'Id sacrifice, one eats from it, gifts it, and feeds the poor. As for the vow, it depends on his intention. If he intended to eat from it, then he eats from it. But if he did not intend in his vow to eat from it, he must give it all away. Yes.
This questioner says: What are we entitled to eat from each of the 'Id sacrifice, the sacrificial animal of the pilgrimage, and the vow? And is it obligatory that the slaughtered sheep be a male?
Answer:
As for the 'Id sacrifice and the sacrificial animal of the pilgrimage—specifically the hady for tamattu' and qiran—one eats from it, gives charity from it, and gifts it in three equal parts. One eats from it, gives charity from it, and gifts it; this is regarding the hady, the hady of tamattu' or qiran. Likewise, for the 'Id sacrifice, one eats from it, gifts it, and feeds the poor. As for the vow, it depends on his intention. If he intended to eat from it, then he eats from it. But if he did not intend in his vow to eat from it, he must give it all away. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، ما هي أحكام الأضحية، والهدي، والنذر؟ للشيخ صالح الفوزان — youtube.com
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