If a wound appears in the head of the sacrificial animal after it has been purchased, is it acceptable?
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The questioner : The sacrificial animal, after it is purchased, has a wound in its head; is it acceptable?
The Shaykh : If he has not designated it.
The questioner : No, he has not designated it.
The Shaykh : He has not designated it yet, praise be to Allah; he sells it and buys another one.
The questioner : The woman.
The Shaykh : My question is about the man who bought it: did he say, "I have made this a sacrificial animal," or did he buy it with the intention of sacrifice?
The questioner : He bought it with the intention of sacrifice.
The Shaykh : Well then, he has the choice. If he finds a defect in it or it is wounded, we say, praise be to Allah, leave it and buy something sound. Yes.
The questioner : May Allah reward you with good.
The Shaykh : If he has not designated it.
The questioner : No, he has not designated it.
The Shaykh : He has not designated it yet, praise be to Allah; he sells it and buys another one.
The questioner : The woman.
The Shaykh : My question is about the man who bought it: did he say, "I have made this a sacrificial animal," or did he buy it with the intention of sacrifice?
The questioner : He bought it with the intention of sacrifice.
The Shaykh : Well then, he has the choice. If he finds a defect in it or it is wounded, we say, praise be to Allah, leave it and buy something sound. Yes.
The questioner : May Allah reward you with good.