Aqeeqah | PASTURED Lamb/Goat (Deposit Only)
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Fulfill Your Aqeeqah Sunnah With a Tayyib Sacrifice!
✔️ Halal Zabiha: Not Stunned Horizontally Hand Slaughtered.
✔️ Regenerative: Rotationally Grazed on pasture.
✔️ Grass-Fed & Finished.
✔️ Humanely Raised & Processed.
✔️ Free from Antibiotics, Hormones, GMOs, Additives or Preservatives.
✔️ Traceable & Transparent: Born and raised on the farm ~ No auction animals.
Aqeeqah Cost:
Due to the limited number of grass-fed animals that can be sourced for Aqeeqah, we advise that you make your order in advance. This will help us make proper arrangements to make it happen Insha'Allah. Call us to check for availability. Keep in mind that if, for any reason, aqeeqah cannot be done on the seventh day, it can be done on the fourteenth, twenty-first or whenever possible. However, it should not be unnecessarily delayed.
✔️ Halal Zabiha: Not Stunned Horizontally Hand Slaughtered.
✔️ Regenerative: Rotationally Grazed on pasture.
✔️ Grass-Fed & Finished.
✔️ Humanely Raised & Processed.
✔️ Free from Antibiotics, Hormones, GMOs, Additives or Preservatives.
✔️ Traceable & Transparent: Born and raised on the farm ~ No auction animals.
Aqeeqah Cost:
- $200 Deposit + Bucher Fees (Payment #1 Only)
- Cost: $450.
- Average Net Weight (based on the standard cut): 35 lbs.
- The 2nd Payment is due when your order is ready to be picked up, delivered, or shipped.
Due to the limited number of grass-fed animals that can be sourced for Aqeeqah, we advise that you make your order in advance. This will help us make proper arrangements to make it happen Insha'Allah. Call us to check for availability. Keep in mind that if, for any reason, aqeeqah cannot be done on the seventh day, it can be done on the fourteenth, twenty-first or whenever possible. However, it should not be unnecessarily delayed.
AQEEQAH FAQs
"It was narrated from ‘Aa’ishah (may Allaah be pleased with her) that the Messenger of Allaah (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) commanded them (to slaughter) two sheep of similar type for a boy and one sheep for a girl." - Narrated by al-Tirmidhi, 1513, who said it is hasan saheeh; classed as saheeh by al-Albaani in Saheeh al-Tirmidhi.
What is the ruling on Aqeeqah?
Aqeeqah is a great Sunnah. It is part of the legacy inherited from Prophet Ibrahim (peace and blessings be upon him) and a great Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him). The Prophet said, “Every boy is mortgaged by his aqeeqah, so slaughter for him on the seventh day, and shave his head, and name him.” (Ibn Majah).
According to the vast majority of scholars in Islam, aqeeqah is a highly recommended practice (Sunnah). There is, however, a small minority of scholars who consider it obligatory. This is the position of Imam Hasan Al-Basri.
Lastly, the significance of aqeeqah is that it is part of the Abrahamic legacy. Prophet Ibrahim (peace and blessings be upon him) was a man of tawhid (belief in the Oneness of Allah), and his entire life typified that of a perfect muwahhid or monotheist. He abolished sacrifices or rituals to deities other than Allah and allowed sacrifices and prayers to be directed solely to Allah. The rituals associated with aqeeqah, therefore, can be considered as a child’s initiation into the lessons of tawhid.
In short, aqeeqah is a great Sunnah, which all Muslims should practice, especially if they have the means to do so.
What can I sacrifice for Aqeeqah?
Aqeeqah involves sacrificing a goat or lamb on behalf of the child. It is giving thanks to Allah for the gift of a child. Its meat is distributed to the poor or can be used to arrange a feast to which the poor as well as relatives and friends are invited. The same conditions are stipulated for the ‘aqeeqah as for the udhiyah as far as age and health conditions of the animals: the animal should have reached the right age and should be free of defects . Read more >
It is reported that the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) sacrificed a goat each for his grandsons Al-Hasan and Al-Husayn. It is recommended that, on the day of aqeeqah, the child is given a good name, his/her head is shaved, and his/her hair is weighed and the equivalent in money of its weight in gold is given in charity.
What is the Cost of Aqeeqah?
The cost of Aqeeqah is based on the sacrificed animal. A deposit is required to reserve your it. It will be applied to the final cost. Once we have received the deposit payment, your Aqeeqah will be reserved in the order it came in. In case we run out of selected animals, we will try our best to accommodate each and every one. Since the carcass must be chilled prior to cutting, it will take a few days before the meat is ready for delivery.
When should I sacrifice for Aqeeqah?
If, for any reason, aqeeqah cannot be done on the seventh day, it can be done on the fourteenth, twenty-first or whenever possible. However, it should not be unnecessarily delayed.
This fatwa is from Ask the Scholar’s archive and was originally published at an earlier date. Source: Excerpted, with slight modifications, from: www.islam.ca
Can I donate my Aqeeqah?
Absolutaley. Donating your Aqeeqah to our Meat Shares Donation Program will enable us to continue offering wholesome meat to families in need throughout the year. Meat share donation will be split between as many families as possible so the impact can be wide spread Insha'Allah. We are working to ensure that everyone will have access to Halal Tayyib wholesome food.
Aqeeqah is a great Sunnah. It is part of the legacy inherited from Prophet Ibrahim (peace and blessings be upon him) and a great Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him). The Prophet said, “Every boy is mortgaged by his aqeeqah, so slaughter for him on the seventh day, and shave his head, and name him.” (Ibn Majah).
According to the vast majority of scholars in Islam, aqeeqah is a highly recommended practice (Sunnah). There is, however, a small minority of scholars who consider it obligatory. This is the position of Imam Hasan Al-Basri.
Lastly, the significance of aqeeqah is that it is part of the Abrahamic legacy. Prophet Ibrahim (peace and blessings be upon him) was a man of tawhid (belief in the Oneness of Allah), and his entire life typified that of a perfect muwahhid or monotheist. He abolished sacrifices or rituals to deities other than Allah and allowed sacrifices and prayers to be directed solely to Allah. The rituals associated with aqeeqah, therefore, can be considered as a child’s initiation into the lessons of tawhid.
In short, aqeeqah is a great Sunnah, which all Muslims should practice, especially if they have the means to do so.
What can I sacrifice for Aqeeqah?
Aqeeqah involves sacrificing a goat or lamb on behalf of the child. It is giving thanks to Allah for the gift of a child. Its meat is distributed to the poor or can be used to arrange a feast to which the poor as well as relatives and friends are invited. The same conditions are stipulated for the ‘aqeeqah as for the udhiyah as far as age and health conditions of the animals: the animal should have reached the right age and should be free of defects . Read more >
It is reported that the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) sacrificed a goat each for his grandsons Al-Hasan and Al-Husayn. It is recommended that, on the day of aqeeqah, the child is given a good name, his/her head is shaved, and his/her hair is weighed and the equivalent in money of its weight in gold is given in charity.
What is the Cost of Aqeeqah?
The cost of Aqeeqah is based on the sacrificed animal. A deposit is required to reserve your it. It will be applied to the final cost. Once we have received the deposit payment, your Aqeeqah will be reserved in the order it came in. In case we run out of selected animals, we will try our best to accommodate each and every one. Since the carcass must be chilled prior to cutting, it will take a few days before the meat is ready for delivery.
- Ethnic cut: Cut into small or medium stew meat pieces at $75.
- Standard Cut: A standard whole lamb/goat packed includes 4 leg shanks, 2 leg roasts, 2 shoulders, 2 racks, loin chops, and sliced neck at $85.
- Custom Cut: This is where you get to tell us exactly how you would like your lamb/goat to be cut at $125.
When should I sacrifice for Aqeeqah?
If, for any reason, aqeeqah cannot be done on the seventh day, it can be done on the fourteenth, twenty-first or whenever possible. However, it should not be unnecessarily delayed.
This fatwa is from Ask the Scholar’s archive and was originally published at an earlier date. Source: Excerpted, with slight modifications, from: www.islam.ca
Can I donate my Aqeeqah?
Absolutaley. Donating your Aqeeqah to our Meat Shares Donation Program will enable us to continue offering wholesome meat to families in need throughout the year. Meat share donation will be split between as many families as possible so the impact can be wide spread Insha'Allah. We are working to ensure that everyone will have access to Halal Tayyib wholesome food.