As Muslims are gearing up for Eid ul Adha, Dua for Qurbani / Udhiya is something very important, In this blog, you will have duas to recite before and after Qurbani.
In the Holy Qur’an, it is mentioned that Prophet Ibrahim (AS) saw a dream, consistently. In his dream, he was asked by Allah to sacrifice Ismail (AS), his son in order to test his submission and love for Allah. He obeyed Allah (SWT)’s order and without any second hesitation, he started to prepare himself and Ismail (AS) for the sacrifice.
Later on, Prophet Ibrahim (AS) took his son along and reached Mount Arafat to follow the sacrifice. He shared his dream with his son upon reaching the mountains. His son obliged and followed the same beliefs that it was a step of obedience for Allah (SWT).
Qurbani is a crucial moment to enhance their knowledge in terms of the act of giving. Islam maintains substantial meaning to the sacrificing of livestock.
Dua for Qurbani / Udhiya before sacrificing the Animal
Dua after Qurbani / Udhiya
It is a symbol of the act of equality among Muslims.
Sacrificed animal’s meat is divided into three equal portions;
- One for yourself
- One for the needy
- and the third for the family members.
Qurbani means to sacrifice and it plays the role of a strong reminder to us that anything which is close and precious to you can be sacrificed. Those animals that meant to be sacrificed are cared for and felt as essential and valuable assets.
On the day of 10th Dhul Hijjah, the last Islamic month, Muslims throughout the world follow the ritual of Qurbani in which they sacrifice there animal and enjoy Eid-ul-Adha, this wonderful day of the month. The devotion of Prophet Ismail (AS) Ibrahim (AS) is rejoiced and celebrated on this day.
Every year, this day and the practice of slaughtering maintains importance and is an act of devotion to Allah (SWT). It is also to help the poor and the ones in need in their difficult times.
It is not mandatory to divide the meat into three portions. This is the belief in Hanafi Madhab.
In reality, the meat can be distributed to anyone, including not yet Muslims, without apportioning the same or if the person’s family is big, he can keep all the meat for his family.
Can an injured goat be valid for qurbani. It was not intentionally purchased an injured goat. At the time of paying advance the goat was fine. But at the day of taking delivery there was an small injury in the goats head which was conceled by the seller.
So is the qurbani still valid?
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