*'Eid 2018: What time is the best to Buy a Ram?*

'Eid Al Adha, popularly called 'Sallah' by the Northern People of Nigeria and 'Ileya' in the West, is an occasion of joy, feast and festivity. On this day, Muslims world over come together to rejoice and glorify their Lord for His mercies and blessings on them. At the end of the two rak'aat supererogatory prayer, on the day of 'Eid, sacrificial animals are slaughtered as a token of piety and for people to feast on.


As Muslim faithfuls in Nigeria anticipate the biggest celebration in the Abrahamic religion of Islam, a lot of preparation has been ongoing. This massive preparation ranges from getting new, nice dresses to buying food items and sacrificial animals.
One question that many might want to ask is : what time is it best to buy a Ram? It may be difficult to give a clearcut or one-way response to this question, considering a number of factors.

*Buying Early or Late: The Pros and Cons*


It is a great idea to buy early. Doing so allows you to save more. Those who get their sacrificial animals before the rush get a chance to make fantastic picks at interesting prices.

However, that may mean a lot beyond the cheap price and great find. One of the costs that comes with buying early is having to bear the burden of feeding the animal before the day of 'Eid. If you buy your Ileyah Ram some two weeks before the Eid so as to beat the market rush and the price, you might as well be bringing upon yourself the responsibilit

Buy late night a day to sallah. Most of the seller will be scared of loosing, since after sallah day they cannot sell it again.