Why are the goats of sacrifice in Shia and Sunni, they will both shake

Eid-ul-Azha or Bakrid is an important festival of Islam, which reminds the spirit of the sacrifice of Hazrat Ibrahim. On this day, Muslims sacrifice the animal in their homes and express their surrender on the path of Allah through his scent, blood and sacrifice. At this holy festival, however, there are some religious differences about the sacrifice of the animal between Shia and Sunni Muslims, especially about the sacrifice of an animal with ‘Badhiya’ (sterilization). The basic purpose of the sacrifice is to show the spirit of full dedication, dedication and sacrifice to Allah, according to Jaunpur’s famous Maulana Wasim. It is not only a ritual, but obeys the command of Allah. Qurbani in Islam means to hand over himself and his mind completely to Allah, and in Islamic history, Hazrat Ibrahim showed the passion to sacrifice his son in this sense. The people of the Shia and Sunni differences believe that the sacrifice of the animal that is a sterilization or barren, the sacrifice of Allah is not fully acceptable as the sacrifice of an entire, whole and natural animal. In Shia Dharmashastra, it is believed that the animal of sacrifice should have physical and mental perfection, and sterilization affects the natural perfection of the animal. Therefore, they give more priority to the animal without castration. At the same time, according to the Sunni community, the sacrifice of the castle animal is also completely justified and acceptable. In Sunni theology, the sacrifice of the evil beast is accepted by obeying Allah, provided the animals are according to healthy and Islamic rules. In his eyes, the sense and dedication of sacrifice is most, not the sterilization of the animal. Religious grounds and cultural diversity These differences are based on history and religious interpretations. Shia -Muslims run according to the teaching of Islamic Imams, where the full and naturalness of the animal is more important. In contrast, Sunni is also recognized for sacrifice on Muslim -Hadiths and Fikh. This distinction is influenced by cultural and social practices, together with religious rules. In some areas, for example, there is more availability of castration, which has chosen it for sacrifice. The Feast of Eid-Ex-Azha is an example of dedication, sacrifice and humanity. Whether the Shia community gives preference to the old animal or the Sunni community accepts the sacrifice of the castle animal, the purpose of both is to express full commitment to the will of Allah. At this festival, both communities have the doctrine that someone is going closer to God by wiping out his inner ego.