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Cutting Nails and Trimming Hair Before Dhul Hijjah – Eid Ul Adha

by Staff Desk
July 19, 2020
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Cutting Nails and Trimming Hair are not allowed during the first 10 days of Dhu Al Hijjah for those who are getting animals to sacrifice for Eid Ul Adha.

A very common question people ask us whether they should cut nails and hair before Eid Ul Adha as they want to sacrifice the animal in the month of Dhul al Hijjah. So today, we will talk with reference to its authenticity.

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As we have discussed in one of the previous blogs about the things you shouldn’t do while wearing Ihram, it also prohibits cutting nails and hair before that person sacrifices an animal.

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Every person who is sacrificing an Animal on Eid Ul Adha should stop from trimming hair and cutting nails before Sacrifice (Start of Dhul Hijjah)

But, as per the hadiths, it is only applicable for the person who is doing the sacrifice, let’s say if a family have 5 people, and only one person is paying for the cost of an animal for sacrifice, then that person is not allowed to trim the hair or cut nails, but his family can cut or trim hair as they like. Because Prophet Muhammad PBUH never prohibit his own family to do so, but he didn’t cut his nails and trim hair during this period.

What happens if you mistakenly trim the hair or remove nails in the initial 10 days of Dhu al Hijjah

That person should repent to Allah with the will that he will never make this mistake again. There are no monetary things that a person should give, but it is a must that he must repent to Allah and never make this mistake again.

There is a direct hadith about it;

Cutting Hair Trimming Nails Eid Ul Adha Dhul Hijjah Hadith

Prophet Muhammad PBUH didn’t describe why one shouldn’t trim it, but the scholars have described that not cutting nails and trimming hairs in the initial days of Dhul Hijjah is a part of Sacrifice on Eid ul Adha.

As a Muslim, it is our duty to follow the orders of our beloved Prophet Muhammad PBUH. In other Hadith Prophet Muhammad PBUH said;

Hadith On Not Cutting Hair And Nails Dhu Hijjah

Have any question? Feel free to reply in the comments box below and we will reply to you as soon as possible.

Source:
Fataawa Islamiyyah, 2/316
Ustadh Tabraze Azam on Seekers Guidance
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Zakir
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1 year ago

in our house sacrifice will be done in the name of my father. So in this case son or other member of families can cut their nail

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Reply to  Zakir
1 year ago

Salam, If your Father is alive, then only he should not cut his hair or nails. But if he is not alive, then only the person paying for the sacrifice should not cut the hair or nails, while the other family members can cut.

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Syed Hashmi
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8 months ago

Assalamo Alayikokm.

Just a humble request to be careful with wording as I know you did not mean it. Qurbani is done in the name of Allah S.W.T. It is done FROM or ON BEHALF of a person, i.e., the primary beneficiary of the JAZAA. Jazaak Allah.

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Khan Lohar
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1 year ago

Jazakallah! I am searching for the top Islamic sites and then I saw your website. That content is much useful with references.

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Reply to  Khan Lohar
1 year ago

Thanks a lot.

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Nazneen
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8 months ago

Plz let me know i dont want to cut my nails even after eid ul azha is it ok or is it compulsary to cut

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Reply to  Nazneen
8 months ago

Please ask this on theislamicinformation.com/Forums/ people there will answer it right away.

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Nazneen
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8 months ago

As i also doing sacrifice

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laba
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8 months ago

why is it forbidden tho

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Ask it in our forums, you will have an answer there.

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