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QUESTION: What is the ruling on the Udhiyah Sacrifice, and what is more virtuous – that it be distributed as raw meat or as cooked food? As there are some people who say that the third which is given as charity is not allowed to be cooked nor have its bones cut?

ANSWER by the Permanent Committee for Religious Verdicts, headed by Shaykh Ibn Baaz (may Allah have Mercy on him):

الأضحية سنة كفاية، وقال بعض أهل العلم: هي فرض عين، والأمر في توزيعها مطبوخة أو غير مطبوخة واسع، وإنما المشروع فيها أن يأكل منها، ويهدي، ويتصدق.

The Udhiyah_ Sacrifice is a Sunnah Kifaayah [1], and some scholars have said it is an obligation on everyone individually. The manner of distributing it, whether cooked or raw, is open [to your discretion]. However, what is specifically legislated is that it should be eaten from, given as gifts, and given in charity. [2]

وبالله التوفيق وصلى الله على نبينا محمد وآله وصحبه وسلم.

And through Allah Alone is all success. May Allah raise the rank of our Prophet Muhammad, and that of his family and companions, and may He grant them all peace.[3]

SOURCE: Fataawaa al-Lajnat ad-Daa’imah, (11/394 of the first compilation), translated by Moosaa Richardson.

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قال وكيع بن الجراح : زكاة الفطر لشهر رمضان كسجدتي السهو للصلاة تجبر نقصان الصوم كما يجبر السهو نقصان الصلاة.
Imaam Wakī’ b. al-Jarrāḥ Raḥimahullāh said:

“Zakāt-ul-Fiṭr for the month of Ramaḍān is like the Sajdat-ul-Sahw (prostration of forgetfulness) for the prayer. It compensates for the deficiencies of fasting just as the Sajdat-ul-Sahw compensates for the deficiencies of prayer.”

● [تاريخ البغدادي ١٠/٢٨٣]

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Rulings regarding zakat ul fitr.

-To whom should zakat ul fitr be given?

-Time for giving out zakat al fitr (obligatory charity that should be given out before Eid prayer).

       

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Article: Issues Related to the Legislative Ruling of Zakaat al-Fitr by Shaykh Badr Ibn Muhammad al-Badr al-‘Anazy

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This timely article written by Shaykh Badr Ibn Muhammad al-Badr (حفظه الله) is a compilation of important questions related to the legislative rulings of Zakaat al-Fitr which he presented to ash-Shaykh al-‘Allaamah Saalih Ibn Muhammad al-Luhaydaan (حفظه الله). This article was translated by our noble brother Abu Afnaan Muhammad Abdullah (حفظه الله).

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The issues addressed are:

1. Why is Zakaat al-Fitr referred to with this name?

2. What is the amount of a Sa’a (measurement)?

3. What are the foodstuffs which are given as Zakaat?

4. Is it permissible to give the Zakaat al-Fitr as money?

5. Who is Zakaat al-Fitr given to?

6. Can the Zakaat al-Fitr be given to non-Muslims?

7. Is Zakaat al-Fitr to be paid on behalf of people who are mentally ill?

8. Is Zakaat al-Fitr given on behalf of an old person who is senile?”

9. Is it permissible to send the Zakaat al-Fitr to another country?”

10. Is it permissible for a person to give the Zakaat on behalf of his siblings who are orphans?”

11. Is Zakaat al-Fitr given on behalf of a maid?”

12. Is Zakaat al-Fitr given on behalf of a fetus?”

13. When does giving Zakaat al-Fitr become obligatory?

14. When is Zakaat al-Fitr given?

15. Is it permissible to make up Zakaat al-Fitr?

16. Is it permissible to entrust someone to pay the Zakaat al-Fitr?”

17. For an individual who works in a foreign country, does he give the Zakaat al-Fitr in his country or the other (in which he works)? Also, is it permissible to give the Zakaat on behalf of his children in the country which he works?

CONTINUE READING: http://www.mpubs.org/ramadhaan/578-article-issues-related-to-the-legislative-ruling-of-zakaat-al-fitr-shaykh-badr-ibn-muhammad-al-badr

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