May a mosque accept sacrificial cattle donated by non-Muslims?

Summary

Accepting sacrificial cattle donated by non-Muslims is permissible because it falls under the ruling on gifts, and the Prophet SAW himself accepted gifts from non-Muslims. However, if the donation is meant as a sacrifice performed on behalf of a non-Muslim, that sacrifice is invalid because non-Muslims are not bound by it and lack the capacity to perform it. The animal is handed to the mosque or surau committee, which selects poor persons or individuals to represent the shares, and those chosen are encouraged to take no more than one third of the meat. The committee may charge a reasonable management cost if necessary.

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