Defects in Sacrificial Animals — Sacrifice & Aqiqah
- When two-thirds of a cow’s horn break off: the ruling and reconciling the texts of al-Hidaya and Hujjat Allah al-Baligha
- Sacrificing an animal that has no horns
- Sacrificing an animal with a broken horn
- Sacrificing an animal whose horn has broken
- Sacrificing an animal with a chipped horn
- Sacrificing an animal whose horn is half broken
- A goat whose teeth have worn down from grazing
- Sacrificing an animal with a slit ear
- A defect that arose during slaughter
- The animal fell ill before the sacrifice
- He bought a goat for sacrifice and it fell ill: what should he do now?
- The sacrificial animal fell ill: slaughtering it before the Eid prayer
- The sacrificial animal fell ill
- Sacrifice of a jallala — an animal that eats filth
- Sacrifice of an animal raised on unlawful fodder
- Sacrifice of an animal reared on pig’s milk
- Sacrifice of a kid that drank the milk of a bitch
- Sacrifice of an insane animal
- Sacrifice of a lame animal
- Sacrifice of an animal with one testicle
- Sacrifice of a buffalo with two teats
- Sacrifice of an animal with which intercourse was committed