Q: In my country there are organisations that do Qurbani and send the meat to needy countries, the price differs by which country it goes to. Is it ok if my husband does this as a Qurbani for himself and our son? And is it ok to choose which ever one suits our pocket?
Q: In qurbani can two people share in a camel?
Q: Is it waajib for a haaji to do Qurbani other than dam shukr?
Q: Why can we not sell the skin of the Qurbaani animal?
Q: Will it be more rewarding to purchase one goat for R3000 for qurbaani (due to its size) but whose meat is hardly edible, or to buy two sheep which have good meat for the same total price?
Q: In exchange of R1000, will it be preferable for me to purchase one sheep which is large in size, or will it be preferable to purchase two standard size sheep for the same price?
Q: Insha Allah, my son will be born towards mid to 22 September 2014 which quite close to Eid dul Adha on the 5th of October 2014. My question is: Can we slaughter a cow on Eid dul Adha with the niyah for compulsory qurbani and aqiqah for him?
Q: Can we feed a dog the bone of a qurbani animal?
Q: My brother has recently did nikkah with a Hindu girl. She has accepted Islam and did Tauba also. I want to know if she has to do her aqeeqa and Qurbaani?
Q: My question is that if in any country it is prohibited to eat cow, and if anyone slaughters a cow he gets punishment from the government, so what should Muslims do in this situation according to Islam?