The 'Id sacrifice for the pilgrim
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What is the ruling on the 'Id sacrifice for the pilgrim?
Yes, if the pilgrim wants to perform the 'Id sacrifice for his family, meaning: he performed Hajj and his family are residing in his country, and he wants to give them money to buy an 'Id sacrifice for them to slaughter, then there is nothing wrong with that. But if he wants to perform the 'Id sacrifice in Mina, he does not perform the 'Id sacrifice in Mina; in Hajj, there is only the sacrificial animal (hady).And as for the hadith: (That the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) performed the 'Id sacrifice for his wives with cows) The intended meaning of (performed the 'Id sacrifice) is: he slaughtered them in the forenoon, he slaughtered them on their behalf in the forenoon and sent them cows; but he slaughtered them in the forenoon, so it was called an 'Id sacrifice. And every 'Id sacrifice mentioned in the context of Hajj, the intended meaning is the sacrificial animal (hady).
Yes, if the pilgrim wants to perform the 'Id sacrifice for his family, meaning: he performed Hajj and his family are residing in his country, and he wants to give them money to buy an 'Id sacrifice for them to slaughter, then there is nothing wrong with that. But if he wants to perform the 'Id sacrifice in Mina, he does not perform the 'Id sacrifice in Mina; in Hajj, there is only the sacrificial animal (hady).And as for the hadith: (That the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) performed the 'Id sacrifice for his wives with cows) The intended meaning of (performed the 'Id sacrifice) is: he slaughtered them in the forenoon, he slaughtered them on their behalf in the forenoon and sent them cows; but he slaughtered them in the forenoon, so it was called an 'Id sacrifice. And every 'Id sacrifice mentioned in the context of Hajj, the intended meaning is the sacrificial animal (hady).