Selling some of the shares in the Qurbaani animal
Q: A person purchased a bull for qurbaani. Later on, he decides to sell some shares of the animal to people who intend doing qurbaani. Will it be permissible for him to sell some of the shares?
Q: A person purchased a bull for qurbaani. Later on, he decides to sell some shares of the animal to people who intend doing qurbaani. Will it be permissible for him to sell some of the shares?
Q: The father buys for his daughters sheep to slaughter for Qurbaani and the daughters have the means to make Qurbaani. Who does the meat belong to, the father or the daughters?
Q: A father purchases sheep for his family to fulfill their qurbaani. Each persons qurbaani is sliced and sent to the house together. Everyone in the house is eating everyone’s qurbaani and they are happy with this. Is this correct.
Q: If 6 shareholders put money together to make qurbani on behalf of Nabi صلى الله عليه وسلم with the 7th share of an animal, how will the meat of the 7th share be divided? Does it have to be shared equally between the 6 people same as the other 6 shares?
Q: The tail of my cow for qurbaani is cut and healed. Is it okay for qurbaani?
Q: Is it permissible to slaughter a buffalo for Qurbaani in South Africa?
Q: Is it permissible to slaughter a llama for Qurbaani?
Q: If a Haaji is making waajib qurbaani and is muqeem, should he cut his hair and nails before 1 Zul Hijjah or before Ihraam?
Q: A person is interested in Islam but he is against slaughtering for Eid and even just paying for slaughtering the animal. He respects veganism more than anything. So is there an alternative where he could just make a donation or something or just not be involved in anything related to slaughtering once he reverts?
Q: If all the shareholders in a large qurbaani animal (bull) consent to the offal being given in saqaqah after slaughter and before distribution, and some of the non-meat portions are kept to be included in each share at the time of distribution, will it be permissible?