Sharjah Charity ensures sacrificial animals are fit
6 hours ago
Gulf Today,
Staff Reporter
The teams of the Sharjah Charity has examined the number of sacrificial animals, estimated at about 3,300 within the country, to ensure that they are safe and free from all defects that prevent them from legally permitting the sacrifice.
Dr Ali Muhammad Al Salami, Chairman of the Supreme Committee for the Sacrifice Campaign, said that the examination process is the first preparations of the Charity for the sacrifice campaign.
“As we examine the sheep to be slaughtered to ensure that they comply with Islamic Sharia regulations, and ensure that they are free from diseases and defects that may legally prevent them from being slaughtered as a sacrifice,” he said.