What is the difference between an udhiyah (sacrificial animal for Eid al-Adha) and a hadi (sacrificial animal offered in the Haram) when one wishes to offer an udhiyah through Al-Rajhi?
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and Hady differ. Udhiyah is what is slaughtered during the days of An-Nahr with the intention of drawing closer to Allah under specific conditions, and it is a (recommended act) for able Muslims. As for Hady, it is what is offered to the (Sacred Precincts) from livestock. Hady is exclusively for the Haram, whereas Udhiyah can be slaughtered in all cities. If it is slaughtered in the Haram, what distinguishes it from Hady is the intention.
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