Dhul Hijjah and Udhiyah

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Is it permissible for one who is in debt and cannot offer a sacrifice to shave his head and clip his nails?
Is it permissible to shave a part of the mustache where no hair grows to avoid embarrassment, by analogy with the permissibility of trimming it to treat a wound or the like?
Is it permissible to stone before noon on the day of hastening (yaum al-ta'ajjal), and what are the consequences if doing so is wrong? Is it permissible to wash the ihram garment during Hajj? Is it valid to stand at Arafat in a state of impurity, and does Allah accept supplications if there is impurity on the ihram garment?
Does the sacrifice protect its offerer from calamities and dangers, and what are the benefits of ritual slaughter?
ما هو الجزور الذي يشترك في ذبحه عشرة أشخاص؟
Is it necessary to make up the seven days of fasting for the Hady (sacrifice) after returning home, after fasting three days during Hajj and seven days in Al-Baha?
Is it permissible to slaughter the Aqiqah sacrifice after Asr, and is there a specific time for it?
Is the sacrifice offered by the father, with money paid to him by the son, sufficient for all members of the family, or is it obligatory for the son to sacrifice only for himself, his wife, and his son, and does the mother fall under the second sacrifice?
Is it obligatory for the wife to offer an Udhiyah if her husband offers it on behalf of the family, and is it better for her to offer it in her name and then give charity, or to give the ram alive as charity, desiring the reward?
Is it permissible to slaughter a cow with the intention of ʾUḍḥiyah (sacrifice) on the day of Eid al-ʾAḍḥā and feed wedding guests from it, knowing that the guests offer monetary gifts to the couple?
Is it permissible for seven individuals to share one camel with different intentions such as Aqiqah, Sadaqah (charity), and Udhiyah (sacrifice)?
What is the expiation for one who threw the Jamarat on the twelfth day of Dhul-Hijjah before dawn in order to hasten departure, and is it incumbent upon him to inform the nurses whom he supervised, and does expiation become binding upon them, and can fasting or feeding substitute for the ransom?
Is it obligatory to fulfill a vow by slaughtering a goat or a sheep after the condition has been met, and what are the specifications of the sacrificial animal? Is it permissible to give its value in cash, and if so, what is the amount of money that must be given?
Is it permissible for one person from a married and financially capable family to offer the sacrifice, while the rest donate the cost of their share of the sacrifice to the poor?
How are the Mu'awwidhat to be repeated morning and evening? Is each Surah to be recited three times individually, or are the three Surahs to be recited together and considered one instance, then repeated twice more?
Is it permissible to combine the intention of Udhiyah (sacrificial offering) with the intention of Aqiqah (sacrifice for a newborn) or with the intention of sacrificing for the purchase of a new car?
Is it permissible to divide the Udhiyah into three parts: donating one-third, giving one-third to parents (who are of moderate means), and keeping one-third, knowing that the husband has an independent household?
What is the difference between an 'ām (عام) and a sanah (سنة)?
Is it permissible for a pilgrim performing Tamattu' Hajj who cannot afford the sacrificial animal (hady) to fast the three obligatory days in Medina during the month of Dhul-Hijjah?
Is it permissible to fulfill a vow to fast the first nine days of Dhul-Hijjah before the exam result, upon which the vow was contingent, appeared, knowing that the result later appeared as a success?
What are the religious occasions associated with the first nine days of Dhul-Hijjah?
Is the Udhiyah an obligation or not, and is it permissible to be hard on oneself to perform it, and is giving money to a needy son more preferable than the Udhiyah?
Is an animal sacrifice considered an Udhiyah (sacrificial offering) if the intention was made suddenly on the eve of Eid and was not present before, and the sacrifice was purchased with money taken from an invested sum?
Do the conditions for Udhiyah apply to the husband, such as growing a beard and other rituals, if the wife offers the sacrifice from her own money?

Dhul Hijjah and Udhiyah

Is it permissible for one who is in debt and cannot offer a sacrifice to shave his head and clip his nails?

Is it permissible to shave a part of the mustache where no hair grows to avoid embarrassment, by analogy with the permissibility of trimming it to treat a wound or the like?

Does the sacrifice protect its offerer from calamities and dangers, and what are the benefits of ritual slaughter?

ما هو الجزور الذي يشترك في ذبحه عشرة أشخاص؟

Is it necessary to make up the seven days of fasting for the Hady (sacrifice) after returning home, after fasting three days during Hajj and seven days in Al-Baha?

Is it permissible to slaughter the Aqiqah sacrifice after Asr, and is there a specific time for it?

Is the sacrifice offered by the father, with money paid to him by the son, sufficient for all members of the family, or is it obligatory for the son to sacrifice only for himself, his wife, and his son, and does the mother fall under the second sacrifice?

Is it obligatory for the wife to offer an Udhiyah if her husband offers it on behalf of the family, and is it better for her to offer it in her name and then give charity, or to give the ram alive as charity, desiring the reward?

Is it permissible to slaughter a cow with the intention of ʾUḍḥiyah (sacrifice) on the day of Eid al-ʾAḍḥā and feed wedding guests from it, knowing that the guests offer monetary gifts to the couple?

Is it permissible for seven individuals to share one camel with different intentions such as Aqiqah, Sadaqah (charity), and Udhiyah (sacrifice)?

What is the expiation for one who threw the Jamarat on the twelfth day of Dhul-Hijjah before dawn in order to hasten departure, and is it incumbent upon him to inform the nurses whom he supervised, and does expiation become binding upon them, and can fasting or feeding substitute for the ransom?

Is it obligatory to fulfill a vow by slaughtering a goat or a sheep after the condition has been met, and what are the specifications of the sacrificial animal? Is it permissible to give its value in cash, and if so, what is the amount of money that must be given?

Is it permissible for one person from a married and financially capable family to offer the sacrifice, while the rest donate the cost of their share of the sacrifice to the poor?

How are the Mu'awwidhat to be repeated morning and evening? Is each Surah to be recited three times individually, or are the three Surahs to be recited together and considered one instance, then repeated twice more?

Is it permissible to combine the intention of Udhiyah (sacrificial offering) with the intention of Aqiqah (sacrifice for a newborn) or with the intention of sacrificing for the purchase of a new car?

Is it permissible to divide the Udhiyah into three parts: donating one-third, giving one-third to parents (who are of moderate means), and keeping one-third, knowing that the husband has an independent household?

What is the difference between an 'ām (عام) and a sanah (سنة)?

Is it permissible for a pilgrim performing Tamattu' Hajj who cannot afford the sacrificial animal (hady) to fast the three obligatory days in Medina during the month of Dhul-Hijjah?

Is it permissible to fulfill a vow to fast the first nine days of Dhul-Hijjah before the exam result, upon which the vow was contingent, appeared, knowing that the result later appeared as a success?

What are the religious occasions associated with the first nine days of Dhul-Hijjah?

Is the Udhiyah an obligation or not, and is it permissible to be hard on oneself to perform it, and is giving money to a needy son more preferable than the Udhiyah?

Is an animal sacrifice considered an Udhiyah (sacrificial offering) if the intention was made suddenly on the eve of Eid and was not present before, and the sacrifice was purchased with money taken from an invested sum?

Do the conditions for Udhiyah apply to the husband, such as growing a beard and other rituals, if the wife offers the sacrifice from her own money?