Ruling on taking hair for those who share in the 'Id sacrifice?
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Question:
A group of poor people shared in an 'Id sacrifice. Should they all refrain from taking hair?
Answer:
I am not aware of any basis for this, unless they are residents of the same house, in which case there is no harm.
Q: They are in the same house, but they are not brothers?
A: If they are residents of the same house, there is no harm; they all refrain from taking hair and nails, or they are companions on a journey, which is like the same house.
Q: Is it required that they be from the same family?
A: If they are from the same house, even if they are strangers; because they have become the people of a house. And in the hadith: The sacrifice suffices for the man and the people of his house.
A group of poor people shared in an 'Id sacrifice. Should they all refrain from taking hair?
Answer:
I am not aware of any basis for this, unless they are residents of the same house, in which case there is no harm.
Q: They are in the same house, but they are not brothers?
A: If they are residents of the same house, there is no harm; they all refrain from taking hair and nails, or they are companions on a journey, which is like the same house.
Q: Is it required that they be from the same family?
A: If they are from the same house, even if they are strangers; because they have become the people of a house. And in the hadith: The sacrifice suffices for the man and the people of his house.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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