A pilgrim who left Mina on the eleventh day for his home in Jeddah to slaughter his 'Id sacrifice
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The questioner : He says: A pilgrim left Mina on the eleventh day for his home in Jeddah to slaughter his 'Id sacrifice, and he remained in his home until the end of the day, not returning to Mina until the evening. Is his action permissible or not? And does he owe anything?
The Shaykh : Yes, this is permissible. There is no doubt that it is permissible, because he did not miss staying overnight in Mina. However, it is better for a person to remain in Mina both night and day, as Muhammad, the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him), and his family did, and he said:.
As for the 'Id sacrifice, he may appoint someone to slaughter it and give it to his family. If there is someone among his family who is skilled in slaughter, he may appoint him to slaughter it. Yes.
The Shaykh : Yes, this is permissible. There is no doubt that it is permissible, because he did not miss staying overnight in Mina. However, it is better for a person to remain in Mina both night and day, as Muhammad, the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him), and his family did, and he said:
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خذوا عني مناسككمAs for the 'Id sacrifice, he may appoint someone to slaughter it and give it to his family. If there is someone among his family who is skilled in slaughter, he may appoint him to slaughter it. Yes.