Submitted by admin on Sat, 2016-09-24 07:35
Q: What do the Ulama say regarding the following situation?
Certain organisations, before the days of Qurbaani purchase animals which they intend to sell to the public and on behalf of the public carry out nafl Qurbaanis. After slaughtering the animals on behalf of the public, they distribute the meat among the poor in indigenous areas. All the meat of these animals is given in sadaqah and nothing comes to the purchasers. The way the animals are purchased is that people contact the organisations telephonically or via email and purchase animals. Those purchasing the animals do not see the animals nor do they select the animals, and nor do the organisations select any animal on behalf of the purchaser at the time of purchase. However since the organisation knows the number of animals they possess and wish to sell, they continue selling to the public till all the animals are sold. On the day of Qurbaani, these animals are slaughtered by the organisations and distributed among the poor.
a. Is it necessary at the time of purchasing the animals to select the animals one wishes to purchase for the nafl Qurbaani?
b. Is this method of purchasing the animals and carrying out the nafl Qurbaani correct? If this is not the correct method, then what is the correct and Shar’ee method of purchasing the Qurbaani animals and getting the animals slaughtered on one’s behalf by the organisations?
Submitted by admin on Wed, 2016-09-21 11:58
Q: What do the Ulama say regarding the following situation?
At the time of Qurbaani certain stock farmers sell sheep and goats to the public. They charge a stipulated fee for providing the services of skinning the animal, slicing and parceling the meat for all those people who wish to do Qurbaani at their farm. Before the days of Qurbaani people go to the farms and after selecting the animals, purchase them from the farmers. After purchasing the animals they leave the animals on the farms to be slaughtered during the days of Qurbaani. Other people just phone the farmer and purchase their animals over the phone without going to the farm and selecting the animals. At times, the farmer selects and marks an animal for the client (e.g. sheep, goat, etc.) and concludes the transaction on the phone on the specific marked animal. At times the sale is concluded over the phone, however the farmer does not select and mark any animal at the time of concluding the sale, but since the farmer knows that he has extra animals in the pen, concludes the transaction on an unspecified animal with this in mind that on the day of Qurbaani he will select an animal for the client and carry out his Qurbaani.
Is this method of purchasing the animal and carrying out the Qurbaani correct where the animal is not selected by the purchaser but by the farmer himself according to the both situations explained (i.e. where the farmer concludes the sale on a specific marked animal or on an unspecified animal and only specifies it at the time of slaughter)? If this is not the correct method of purchasing, then what is the correct Shar’ee method of purchasing the Qurbaani animal and asking the farmer to slaughter it on one’s behalf?
Submitted by admin on Mon, 2016-09-19 08:23
Q: If one is slaughtering a buffalo or cattle for Qurbani, can one intend the remaining six shares for Nabi صلي الله عليه وسلم and Sahaba (Radiyallahu Anhum) as isale sawaab? What is the reward for doing so? Is there a specific reward?
Submitted by admin on Wed, 2016-09-07 10:20
Q: Can anybody perform Qurbaani on behalf of their dead relatives for example parents, grand father, mother, in-laws, brothers, sisters, daughters, sons, etc?
Submitted by admin on Wed, 2016-09-07 09:50
Q: If someone is not doing Qurbaani, then is it permissible for that person to cut his hairs and nails in the first 10 days of Zul Hijjah?
Submitted by admin on Mon, 2016-09-05 16:29
Q: I have a debt of R150 000-00 owing from 2009. From 2009 I was cutting one sheep Qurbaani till last year. Must I still give my Quurbaani this year or must I start paying my debts?
Submitted by admin on Mon, 2016-09-05 10:23
Q: I want to ask that if during chicken slaughter, the head is mistakenly detached from the body, is the chicken halaal if it was slaughtered according to shariah? Secondly after how much time can it be cooked and prepared?
Submitted by admin on Sun, 2016-09-04 11:16
Q: I have a questions regarding qurbaani and it becoming wajib. I owe R1000 and R700.
1. If I am in possession of the nisab on the days of eid will qurbani be wajib, or should I pay my debts first then make Qurbaani?
2. What happens if I need the nisab amount (after the debts) to see to my expenses for the remainder of the month?
Submitted by admin on Sat, 2016-09-03 11:14
Q: Please advise with regard to Qurbaani, it is compulsory upon four of us in the house. We usually slaughter one sheep at home and send the rest to a welfare organisations. The sheep we slaughter is usually done in our late fathers name. My question, would it be better to slaughter on my living mother's name because we consume the meat and send my late fathers share to a welfare organisation where meat will be distributed to people less fortunate. Is there any more reward doing it this way?
Submitted by admin on Sat, 2016-09-03 08:03
Q: Is the husband responsible to give Qurabani on behalf of his wife?
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