Hady
Hady is a sacrificial animal offered during hajj, required in some of its forms and voluntary in others. The meat is distributed to those in need. It differs from udhiyah, the Eid al-Adha sacrifice, though the two occur close together.
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What is the difference between dam (sacrifice) and hady (offering) in the rituals of Hajj?
"Al-Hadi" (the sacrificial animal) is a name for everything a Muslim dedicates to the Haram, and it includes livestock animals and other things. It is divided into two categories: obligatory and recommended. As for the…
Is it permissible for someone coming from Egypt for Hajj to enter into ihram from their hotel in Mecca after performing Umrah and exiting ihram, given that it is permissible to perform more than one Umrah before Hajj? And is it sufficient for the hair to cut only three hairs when exiting ihram? And is a sacrificial animal (hady) obligatory for him, and when should he slaughter it, and is it necessary for there to be witnesses to its slaughter?
The person performing Umrah and then Hajj (Mutamatti') must enter into ihram from the miqat (for people from Egypt, it is Al-Juhfah), though it is permissible to enter ihram before that. The ihram for Hajj is from…
Is it permissible for a woman who borrowed for Hajj to borrow for the price of the sacrifice (hady), or should she fast the days of Tashreeq and seven days after her return? And what should she do if she falls ill, or her menstrual period begins, or fasting becomes difficult for her? And is it valid to borrow for the sacrifice (hady) in Hajj if fasting is impossible or its days are incomplete?
The pilgrim performing Tamattu' Hajj who cannot find a sacrificial animal (hady) must fast three days during Hajj and seven days upon returning to his homeland. He is not obligated to borrow money to purchase the hady.…
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Is Hajj al-Qiran now considered nonexistent due to not bringing the sacrificial animal (hady) from the beginning of ihram, but rather purchasing a sacrifice voucher (ṣak al-hady) from Mecca, and thus there is no longer anything but Hajj al-Ifrad and Hajj al-Tamattu'?
Is the pilgrim performing Tamattu' who has not left Mecca for Hajj prohibited from the hotel in Mecca, or from Al-Taneem? And when must he bring and slaughter the sacrificial animal (hady)? And is the meaning of "until the hady reaches its destination" the tenth day of Dhul-Hijjah, or must the hady be purchased and brought before that?
Is it obligatory to distribute the entirety of the Hady (sacrificial animal) for the pilgrim performing Tamattu' among the poor, or is it permissible to divide it like the Udhiyah (one-third for the poor, one-third as a gift, and one-third for the owner and his family)? And is the Hady valid if the Muslim does not attend its slaughter or distribution, and merely entrusts someone else and pays the price?