A man passed away and left a bequest to his heirs, part of which was to offer a sacrifice on his behalf; is it permissible for the heirs to eat from the sacrificial animal?
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The questioner : A man passed away and bequeathed two hundred thousand pounds to his heirs, and within that thousand pounds was a sacrificial animal; is it permissible for the executor to eat from the sacrificial animal?
The Shaykh : Yes, he may; because we explained the ruling on the sacrificial animal earlier.
The questioner : The bequest; he made a bequest.
The Shaykh : The sacrificial animal, and among the items was a sacrificial animal; so this sacrificial animal was offered by the one who made the bequest.
The questioner: Yes.
The Shaykh : All right, is he allowed to eat from it? Is that not what you are asking?
All right, what is the ruling on the sacrificial animal itself? We mentioned it earlier.
The questioner : ... within the bequest.
Another questioner : Brother Muhammad, please allow me; may Allah be pleased with you.
The Shaykh : Yes, he may; because we explained the ruling on the sacrificial animal earlier.
The questioner : The bequest; he made a bequest.
The Shaykh : The sacrificial animal, and among the items was a sacrificial animal; so this sacrificial animal was offered by the one who made the bequest.
The questioner: Yes.
The Shaykh : All right, is he allowed to eat from it? Is that not what you are asking?
All right, what is the ruling on the sacrificial animal itself? We mentioned it earlier.
The questioner : ... within the bequest.
Another questioner : Brother Muhammad, please allow me; may Allah be pleased with you.
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