The ruling on benefiting from the sacrificial animal, drinking its milk, and riding it
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He may benefit from them before [the sacrifice]; for example, drinking the milk and carrying goods?
Yes, if he needs to. He should drink the milk so it is not wasted, and he may carry goods if he needs to, provided it does not burden the animal. There is no harm in this, just as he may ride it.
Q: Is riding the sacrificial animal considered a recommended practice?
A: If there is a need. But if he has something else that suffices him, praise be to Allah, he should not ride it. Only if you are compelled to do so.
Q: It is permissible, meaning?
A: Yes, it is permissible, in the category of what is permissible.
Yes, if he needs to. He should drink the milk so it is not wasted, and he may carry goods if he needs to, provided it does not burden the animal. There is no harm in this, just as he may ride it.
Q: Is riding the sacrificial animal considered a recommended practice?
A: If there is a need. But if he has something else that suffices him, praise be to Allah, he should not ride it. Only if you are compelled to do so.
Q: It is permissible, meaning?
A: Yes, it is permissible, in the category of what is permissible.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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