On this day, there is no other rite of ramy for him.
On this day, there is no other rite of ramy for him. Now we shall proceed to discuss the sacrifice (hady). Hady The second obligatory rite in Mina is the hady or animal sacrifice.
The issues related to it are: (1) its kinds, wajib and mustahabb, and the various kinds of wajib sacrifice; (2) regarding those for whom the hady is wajib; (3) the requirements of the hady; (4) its time and place; (5) the legal rules about its flesh; (6) the substitute duty of one who can neither find the hady nor possess the means to purchase one. The details are as follow: The Kinds of Hady The hady is of two kinds; wajib and mustahabb.
The mustahabb sacrifice is the one mentioned in the following verse of the Qur'an: فَصَلِّ لِرَبِّكَ وَانْحَرْ. `So pray unto the Lord and sacrifice' (108:2), which is interpreted as a commandment to the Prophet (s) to sacrifice after the `Id day prayer. A tradition relates that the Prophet (s) sacrificed two rams, one white and the other black.
According to the Malikis and the Hanafis, the sacrifice is obligatory for every family once every year; it is, they say, similar to the zakat al fitr: The Imamiyyah and the Shafi`i schools say that the mustahabb sacrifice can be carried out in Mina on any of the four days, the day of `Id and the three days following it (called ayyam al‑tashriq). But at places other than Mina the sacrifice may be carried out only during three days: the day of `Id, and the 11th and the 12th.
According to the Hanbalis, the Malikis, and the Hanafis, its time is three days whether in Mina or elsewhere. In any case, the best time for the sacrifice is after sunrise on the day of `Id during a period sufficient for holding the `Id prayer and delivering its two khutbahs (sermons).