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Eternal Words Nahj al-Balaghah Sermons SERMON 53 - A portion of the same sermon describing the Feast of Sacrifice (`Id al-Azha) and the qualities of the animal for sacrifice
Eternal Words Nahj al-Balaghah Sermons SERMON 53 - A portion of the same sermon describing the Feast of Sacrifice (`Id al-Azha) and the qualities of the animal for sacrifice
SERMON 53 - A portion of the same sermon describing the Feast of Sacrifice (`Id al-Azha) and the qualities of the animal for sacrifice
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For an animal to be fully fit for sacrifice it is necessary that both its ears be raised upwards and its eyes should be healthy. If the ears and the eyes are sound the animal of sacrifice is sound and perfect, even though its horn be broken or it drags its feet to the place of sacrifice.
Sayyid ar-Razi says the following: Here place of sacrifice means place of slaughter.
