Tipper Blogger : Tips for Choosing Animal Qurban

Sacrifice (Arabic: قربن, transliteration: Qurban), or also calledUdhhiyah or Dhahiyyah literally means animals slaughtered. While the ritual of sacrifice is one of the religious rituals of Islam, whichcarried out the slaughter of cattle to be offered to God. The ritual ofsacrifice performed in the month Dhu al-Hijjah in the Islamic calendar, on March 10 (day Nahar) and 11,12 and 13 (daystasyrik) coincide with the Eid al-Adha.Slaughtering the sacrifice is a noble and forms of worship to AllahAlmighty approaches, often coupled with worship worship qurbanprayer. Allah says, "And be steadfast in prayer as your Lord andexecute qurban" (Surat al-Kaustar: 2). Keep in mind, that is to be achieved from qurban worship is sincerity and piety.

Regarding the animals are allowed in qurban there are only 3,namely: camels, cows, sheep / goat. This animal is in conformitywith the prescribed and set forth in the Qur'an Surah Al-Hajj: 34 which has been explained by understanding the scholars.

Tipper Blogger will give tips on choosing an animal that may bein qurban:

• For the sheep must have turned 6 months.
• For the goat must have turned 1 year old.
• For the camel must have turned 5 years old.
• For the cows must have turned 2 years old.
• Animals must not be blind eye qurban, either just blind side orwhole.
• Animals should not be qurban being sick.
• Animals qurban should not be limp.
• To horns broken / cracked as well as part or all of his ears cut off was not allowed in qurban.

Similarly, the authors convey this knowledge, may be usefulespecially for Muslims and non Muslims in general to know howMuslims worship.

Writer: Hendi Hari Suryanto
(from various sources)