Eating the meat of a qurbaani animal that was bought for a deceased
Q: In a case where shares of a Qurbani animal are bought for deceased, is it permissible to eat and use the meat of that share or should all of the meat of that share be given away?
Q: In a case where shares of a Qurbani animal are bought for deceased, is it permissible to eat and use the meat of that share or should all of the meat of that share be given away?
Q: A person has many years of missed qurbani that he needs to make up for by paying market values.
1. Must he use the market value of a local animal (which would be expensive) or can he use the market value of a cheap country (such as the value of 1/7 cow in India)
2. Should he use the market value for the current year, or should he use the market values for the past years when he missed the qurbanis?
Q: Many people including A, B and C are doing their Qurbaani through an organization by paying equal amounts for each animal. The organization, after doing Qurbaani, will give A the meat of B, and B will get the meat of C and so on, i.e. the animal will be slaughtered for someone but its meat will be given to another person. However, in the end, all will get the meat. Is it fine?
Q: In a family of 8, I am the only Muslim. I want to perform aqeeqah and I cannot slaughter. Can a non-Muslim slaughter for me?
Q: Beside the kidney and the liver, what other animal organ meat is permissible?
Q: I heard from someone that they had their bulls slaughtered at an abattoir on Eid ul Adha.
This is how it happened: they put the bull normally in a cage then turn it to its side, they slaughter it properly but they said that after they slaughter it, the abattoir shoots it in the head.
The reason for this is because after slaughtering it then the brain is still active so that is what the muscle of the bull contracts (the animal is dead once its slaughtered).
Then immediately it gets sliced same time. I wanted to know if this is ok?
Q: If someone slaughters an animal for the jinn, is this major shirk?
Q: I have been blessed with a baby boy and wanted to confirm if the equivalent amount of 2 goats can be donated to flood victims in Pakistan?
Q: I bought a live chicken, and while slaughtering it, I recited takbeer, but sliced the entire neck off after a few seconds by mistake. Is the chicken halaal for me?
Q: If a family purchases a cow for qurbani, however when sharing the meat, due to ignorance it was not distributed equally but mutually agreed.
1. Is the meat permissible to eat and gift to others
2. Is the qurbani valid.
3. If the qurbaani is not valid how should one compensate for it.