Is it permissible to give Buddhist and pagan disbelievers meat from the sacrifice?
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It is for the one who offers the (sacrifice) to eat from it, give some in charity, and store some away. It is recommended to divide the sacrifice into three parts: one third for eating, one third for charity, and one third for storing, based on the Prophet's (peace be upon him) saying: "Eat, give in charity, and store away." There is no harm in giving some of it to a non-Muslim due to their poverty, kinship, neighborly rights, or to win over their hearts, based on the Prophet's (peace be upon him) saying: "Uphold ties with your mother," and his saying: "In every wet liver there is a reward."
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