If a man travels before the festival of sacrifice, is the sacrifice dropped from him, or does he sacrifice on his behalf in his homeland?
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The Shaykh : Something else.
The questioner : For example, I am a traveler and I am present at the time of the festival of sacrifice there. So, is the sacrifice dropped from me, or do I sacrifice there, or do I appoint someone here?
The Shaykh : You need to appoint someone here.
The questioner : Okay, what if there is no one, I mean?
The Shaykh : I mean, you are sentencing your brother to death and saying there is no one?
The questioner : No, I mean, the one I might appoint might not fulfill the promise.
The Shaykh : You have your brother by blood. If he does not respond to you, you have your brother in Islam, Abu Ansa your neighbor or someone else you know, like Abu Abdullah. You must find someone who is trustworthy with you and fulfills his obligation to you.
The questioner : So, it is not dropped from me?
The Shaykh: No.
The questioner : For example, I am a traveler and I am present at the time of the festival of sacrifice there. So, is the sacrifice dropped from me, or do I sacrifice there, or do I appoint someone here?
The Shaykh : You need to appoint someone here.
The questioner : Okay, what if there is no one, I mean?
The Shaykh : I mean, you are sentencing your brother to death and saying there is no one?
The questioner : No, I mean, the one I might appoint might not fulfill the promise.
The Shaykh : You have your brother by blood. If he does not respond to you, you have your brother in Islam, Abu Ansa your neighbor or someone else you know, like Abu Abdullah. You must find someone who is trustworthy with you and fulfills his obligation to you.
The questioner : So, it is not dropped from me?
The Shaykh: No.
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