Eid ul Adha Mubarak post your Qurbani (Animal) Pics 2015

[AZADPAKISTAN2009]

India wale bechare Vege BURGER kha rahain hain aj kal

 

[ghazi52]

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Beautiful Cow Mandi 2015 Pakistan



Beautiful Cow Mandi 2015 Pakistan










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[Salik]

Once we bought a she-goat, it was very big in size and we were happy that we made a good deal. Brought it home and thought to keep it for further breeding because of its size. Then we observed its actions were more like of a he-goat. We were surprized what was going on and showed it to a cattle dealer. He told that it was a transgender. Our condition was qabil e deed. Anyway we did the Qurbani and hoped it was accepted.

 

[coffee_cup]

But if you keep eating them, how will you get more pure breeds?

You will get ..... in-breeds.

Since India is one of the major exporter of beef (hypocricy, I know), most of India has got are .... in-breeds.

Right?

 

[karakoram]

Yummy

 

[Usama78]

I don't approve sacrificing animals in the name of God..it looks primitive and barbaric to me.

Since you are a non-muslim. I'll just try to put up some logic.
As per islam, sacrifice is only of halal animals, that is, animals wer are normally allowed to eat.
Recommended way of Qurbani is;
Make 3 parts of it, keep one for yourself, one for relatives/neighbours and one for poor and needy.
Now, if there is a one specific day when you cut an animal and use it all for food, distribute it among so many people including those who cant afford it otherwise. I guess its a very good thing.
Reduces gap between poor rich.
Bring closer one to their relatives.
Can lead to unity among a community or a people...
and so on...
Doing it in the name a god is just a specified way of doing it. Has to do with our beliefs. By the way, as for where I live, we even distribute the meat among non-muslims... Doing it in the name of God is just to make sure that the intention of sacrifice is not to show off. Else, those who are very rich would just sacrifice to many, not needed animals which will obviously be not right. So, it can be concluded that doing it in the name of God makes sure people do not compete among each which can lead to other problems too.

 

[ghazi52]

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[vsdoc]

Since India is one of the major exporter of beef (hypocricy, I know), most of India has got are .... in-breeds.

Right?

We are the leading exporter of carabeef. Which is buffalo meat. Water buffalo. The black cow looking thing. Bhains, if that makes it easier for you to understand?

Back on topic, bullocks and oxen are castrated bulls. They grow larger and stronger (and less temperamental and aggressive). Slaughtering them therefore is not going to make a difference to the gene pool.

But if you start slaughtering bulls, soon aside from artificial insemination and restrictive bloodlines (in-breeding), you will not have enough bulls to cover all cows adequately.

Hence my question.

 

[Dubious]

 

[vsdoc]

Are kids allowed to watch the sacrifice? The actual cutting?

Beyond what age is it allowed?

 

[I S I]

I got one. Will post pics later.

 

[AZADPAKISTAN2009]

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Beautiful Cow Mandi 2015 Pakistan



Beautiful Cow Mandi 2015 Pakistan










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Quality of meat product is rising in Pakistan these cattle are top class must make some awesome Tandoori meals

 

[vsdoc]

Are kids allowed to watch the sacrifice? The actual cutting?

Beyond what age is it allowed?

@Abu Namr ?

 

[Bang Galore]

Are kids allowed to watch the sacrifice? The actual cutting?

Beyond what age is it allowed?

Don't think there is an age bar.

 

[Dubious]

Quality of meat product is rising in Pakistan these cattle are top class must make some awesome Tandoori meals

There is a bit of research being done esp related to breeding.....not enough but significant enough....Though selective breeding has been going on way before it was brought into research.