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Bahagian daging qurban

Is it permissible to cook part of the qurban meat and serve it to those who help with the qurban event at the mosque?

Short answer

Qurban meat is best given to the poor and needy raw, before it is cooked.

Negeri SembilanOpinion (irsyad)

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Authority
Negeri Sembilan Mufti Department
Status
Opinion (irsyad)
Series
Soal Jawab Agama
Topic
Sacrifice & Aqiqah

No evidence of gazettement in the source — this is not a gazetted fatwa.

Summary

Qurban meat is best given to the poor and needy raw, before it is cooked. For a vowed (nazar) qurban, all the meat, skin and horns must be given to the poor and the one offering it may not eat from it. For a recommended (sunnah) qurban, the meat is divided into three parts: for the one offering it and his family, for the poor, and for friends or neighbours. Giving portions, including the bones, to helpers is permissible as charity or a gift, but not as wages, because the slaughterer or agent may not take a share of the animal as payment.

Written in our own words from the original fatwa — check the source before acting on it.

Daging qurban lebih utama disedekahkan kepada fakir miskin dalam keadaan mentah iaitu belum dimasak.

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Negeri Sembilan Mufti Department. “Bahagian daging qurban”, date not stated. https://muftins.gov.my/soaljawab/bahagian-daging-qurban/. Found via Rujuk Fatwa: https://rujukfatwa.com/en/fatwa/qurban-meat-portions-for-helpers/

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