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companion places the stone onto the hand of the patient and make
him perform Ramī. Likewise, the companions of an unconscious or
mad or immature person should perform Ramī on his behalf but it
is still better to place the stone onto his hand and make him perform
Ramī. (Baĥār-e-Sharī’at, vol. 1, pp. 1148)
Seven Madanī pearls of ritual sacrifice of Hajj
1. After throwing stones at the big Satan on 10 th Żul-Ḥijjaĥ, come
to the slaughter area and perform Qurbānī (sacrifice of animal).
This is not the sacrifice that is performed on Eid-ul-Aḍḥā.
Rather, it is the sacrifice which is Wājib for a Qārin and a
Mutamatte’ in gratefulness to Hajj even if he is Faqīr (poor).
This Qurbānī is Mustaḥab for a Mufrid even if he is wealthy.
2. The qualities of animal required for the ritual sacrifice of Eid-ul-
Aḍḥā are also required for this sacrifice. (Baĥār-e-Sharī’at, vol. 1,
pp. 1140) For example, goat (including nanny goat, ram, ewe and
sheep (male/female both) must be of one year. If an animal is
younger than the described age, it is impermissible to sacrifice
it (for Qurbānī). If the animal is older than the described age,
the sacrifice is not only permissible but also preferable. However,
if a six-months old lamb is so big that it appears to be one year
of age when seen from some distance, its sacrifice is permissible.
(Durr-e-Mukhtār, vol. 9, pp. 33)
Remember! Basically, the sacrifice of a six-months-old lamb is
not permissible; its sacrifice is permissible provided it is so
healthy and tall that it seems to be one year of age when seen
from distance. If a six-months-old lamb or even the one short
of just one day in a year does not appear to be one year of age
on being seen from distance, its sacrifice will not be permissible.