The ruling on sacrificing an animal whose horn is broken

Question:
We take from you, 'Abdullah from Tabuk, please, 'Abdullah. Peace be upon you. And upon you be peace, raise your voice a little, Abu 'Abdullah, please. I say, peace be upon you and Allah's mercy. And upon you be peace and Allah's mercy. My brother, I have sheep, and at the time of the sacrifices I sell them as sacrifices. I have a sheep, some of the sheep have their heads, it is called al-Qan'iqah, broken. So I do not know if it is a sacrifice or not. Okay, thank you. And the second question, yes, regarding the enclosure, I rent it and I feed them and water them, is there zakah on them or not? And the third question, my wife has diabetes that reaches 400, 500, and at times in Ramadan it is difficult for her, and thank you to you. The first one says he has sheep, and some of these sheep have broken horns, is it sufficient for the sacrifice?

Answer:
My brother, if the horn has fallen off, if half of it or more has fallen off, it is not sufficient, because it has become defective. But if the break and what has fallen off is less than half, there is no harm in that, yes.