Qurbani or Udhiyah as it is widely referred to, is a significant religious practice in Islam performed all over the world by billions of Muslims on Eid-ul-Adha and the two days following it. For the sake of clarity and to inform those who are not familiar with the concept, it is the practice of slaughtering an animal, usually a sheep, goat or a cow, as an offering to Allah SWT.

As mentioned earlier, this is very important religious practice. Therefore, careful attention should be given to every detail no matter how big or small so as to see to it that Qurbani is conducted properly and in full accordance with the rules of Islam. Below we will talk about a few important guidelines related to Udhiya and Qurbani rules.
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Ettiquettes of Qurbani

1. The knife which is used for slaughtering should be well sharpened.

2. The knife should not be sharpened in front of the animals

3. The animal should be given food and water before it is slaughtered

4. The animal should not be brutally dragged along to the place of slaughter

5. The animal should be slaughtered at an isolated place away from other animals

6. The animal shouold be laid on the ground with ease, and not with undue force

7. One should hasten in slaughtering. Undue delay must be avoided

8. The animal should be left for a while after slaughtering before commencing skinning

9. after slaughtering, the head should not be cut off nor should the animal be skinned until all movements has completely stopped

10. It is necessary to slaughter with the name of Allah (tasmiyah). The proper words for the tasmiyah are "Bismillahi Allahu Akbar".

11. If a Muslim forgets to say the tasmiyah at the time of slaughtering, then the animal is still Halaal. He does not need to say the words afterwards. However if he/she leaves it out intentionally, then the animal is not Halaal.

12. It is more virtuous to slaughter the animal with one's own hands. If one is unable to slaughter, it is advisable to witnesses the sacrifice

Ref: Jamiatul Ulama, SA

Isn't this Lukgaf the same person who tried to stupidly argue that Leah Sharibu's plight is on the same level as that attention seeking law school troublemaker?

can I help you? By the way, what are you doing on this thread? you are not a Muslim, so it is not meant for you.

HajimeSaito:
Isn't this Lukgaf the same person who tried to stupidly argue that Leah Sharibu's plight is on the same level as that attention seeking law school troublemaker?

Lukgaf:
can I help you? By the way, what are you doing on this thread? you are not a Muslim, so it is not meant for you.

How'd you know I'm not a MUDSLIME? You're absolutely right. It was probably revealed to you by your "prophet". Either that or you've been looking at my profile pic.

Ask my question and dont be trouble maker? why did you choose to post here? you have attested you are a Muslim before commenting and was it not that you are lieing?

HajimeSaito:


How'd you know I'm not a MUDSLIME? You're absolutely right. It was probably revealed to you by your "prophet". Either that or you've been looking at my profile pic.

Lukgaf:
Ask my question and dont be trouble maker? why did you choose to post here? you have attested you are a Muslim before commenting and was it not that you are lieing?

Did I really attest to being a MUDslime? Check my profile pic again.

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Lukgaf:
Ettiquettes of Qurbani

1. The knife which is used for slaughtering should be well sharpened.

2. The knife should not be sharpened in front of the animals

3. The animal should be given food and water before it is slaughtered

4. The animal should not be brutally dragged along to the place of slaughter

5. The animal should be slaughtered at an isolated place away from other animals

6. The animal shouold be laid on the ground with ease, and not with undue force

7. One should hasten in slaughtering. Undue delay must be avoided

8. The animal should be left for a while after slaughtering before commencing skinning

9. after slaughtering, the head should not be cut off nor should the animal be skinned until all movements has completely stopped

10. It is necessary to slaughter with the name of Allah (tasmiyah). The proper words for the tasmiyah are "Bismillahi Allahu Akbar".

11. If a Muslim forgets to say the tasmiyah at the time of slaughtering, then the animal is still Halaal. He does not need to say the words afterwards. However if he/she leaves it out intentionally, then the animal is not Halaal.

12. It is more virtuous to slaughter the animal with one's own hands. If one is unable to slaughter, it is advisable to witnesses the sacrifice

Ref: Jamiatul Ulama, SA

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