- June 11, 2024
Wajib Sacrifice
Work Completed
As ILA Association, we have ensured the Islamic and medical controls of our sacrifices. We have followed the purchasing processes. We have identified the families in need as a result of consultations with local authorities. We will distribute them in a controlled manner on the days of Eid. In addition, on the occasion of the sacrificed sacrifices, we will meet the meat needs of the students who study here for a year. We would like to thank everyone who contributed on their behalf. We wish them a good Eid.
Planning Process
Wajib Sacrifice
As we approach Eid al-Adha, our excitement and preparations increase. This year, we have completed the planning process to fulfill our obligatory sacrifice in the best way possible.
In our planning, we take into account issues such as hygiene, animal welfare and environmental sensitivity, in addition to complying with religious rules.
As we prepare for Eid al-Adha, we will also include the sharing of sacrificial meat in our plans so that we do not forget people in need and deliver meat to them.
Animal Supply and Inspections
Providing healthy animals raised in accordance with religious rules and respect for animals is one of the most important elements of our sacrificial worship. For this reason, we have meticulously selected our sacrificial animals.
We ensure that the animals we select are inspected by official veterinarians to ensure that they comply with health and hygiene rules. We also observe the welfare of the animals during the transportation and waiting processes and take the necessary measures to prevent them from being exposed to stress.
Meat Processing and Distribution
After the sacrifice, it is of utmost importance that the meat is properly processed in a hygienic environment. To this end, we have collaborated with facilities that have the necessary equipment and vehicles for meat processing.
We establish a planned distribution system to deliver processed meat to those in need in the shortest time and in the healthiest way possible. Working in coordination with aid organizations and neighborhood mukhtars, we ensure that the meat is distributed fairly and with priority given to those in need.
Aid during Eid al-Adha is not only material aid, but also spiritual aid. Sharing the meat of sacrifice gives people the happiness of helping and making them happy. This feeling also contributes to the development of feelings of love, respect and compassion in society.
In conclusion, beyond just fulfilling a religious obligation, Eid al-Adha aid is an important obligation that keeps the spirit of solidarity and solidarity alive in society, helps people in need, develops feelings of love, respect and compassion, contributes to the prevention of hunger and poverty, and acts as a bridge between people of different income groups and social statuses in society.
Hadith
"When you slaughter your sacrifice, put down the knife in your hand. Then pray two rak'ahs. Whichever of the Muslims prays these two rak'ahs and asks Allâhu ta'âlâ for something, Allâhu ta'âlâ will surely give that person what he asks for."
