A man has two wives, the first is with him and the second is with her family; is he required to offer two sacrificial animals?
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The questioner : Noble Shaykh, a man has two wives, the first is with him and the second is with her family; is he required to offer one sacrificial animal or two?
The Shaykh : Why is she with her family?
The questioner : A visit.
The Shaykh : Since it is a visit, the sacrifice is in the house where he is.
The questioner : Is that sufficient?
The Shaykh : Yes, and it is sufficient for her as well, because she is part of his household, even if she is with her family. So if he says: "This is for me and my household," it includes her, even if she is with her family.
The questioner : Okay, another question?
The Shaykh : The brothers are not allowed to interrupt until they are finished, yes.
The Shaykh : Why is she with her family?
The questioner : A visit.
The Shaykh : Since it is a visit, the sacrifice is in the house where he is.
The questioner : Is that sufficient?
The Shaykh : Yes, and it is sufficient for her as well, because she is part of his household, even if she is with her family. So if he says: "This is for me and my household," it includes her, even if she is with her family.
The questioner : Okay, another question?
The Shaykh : The brothers are not allowed to interrupt until they are finished, yes.