Qurban Practices and Regulations

The video tutorial covers the Islamic practice of Qurban, explaining its significance, the sunnah and obligations, conditions and types of animals suitable for Qurban, and the requirements for these animals. It also discusses the intention (niat) and distribution rules, along with prohibitions and permissible actions related to Qurban. The lesson concludes with final remarks, aiming to provide a comprehensive understanding of the Qurban practice.

What is the significance of the 10th of Dzulhijjah in the context of Qurban?

• It is the day of the Prophet's birth.

• It is the day when fasting is obligatory.

• It is the day when Qurban is performed.

• It is the day of the weekly Friday prayer.

Which of the following is NOT a day of Tasyriq?

• 13th of Dzulhijjah

• 14th of Dzulhijjah

• 11th of Dzulhijjah

• 12th of Dzulhijjah

What is the ruling on performing Qurban if the animal is slaughtered outside the specified time?

• It is considered as a charity.

• It is considered as a regular meal.

• It is not considered as Qurban.

• It is still considered valid.

Which animal can be divided into seven parts for Qurban?

• Cow

• Chicken

• Goat

• Sheep

What is the minimum age for a cow to be eligible for Qurban?

• One year

• Two years

• Three years

• Four years

Which of the following conditions disqualifies an animal from being used for Qurban?

• Having a broken horn

• Having no tail

• Being too thin

• Having a split ear

When should the intention (niat) for Qurban be made?

• Before buying the animal

• During the Eid prayer

• While slaughtering the animal

• After distributing the meat

What should be done with the meat of a Qurban that is a result of a vow (Nazar)?

• It should be consumed by the person who made the vow.

• It should be entirely donated.

• It should be sold.

• It should be given as a gift.

Is it permissible to give the skin of the Qurban animal as a gift to the butcher?

• Yes, as a form of payment.

• No, it is not allowed.

• No, it must be buried.

• Yes, as a form of charity.

Can Qurban be performed for a deceased person without their prior will?

• No, it is not valid.

• Yes, but only if the family agrees.

• Yes, it is always allowed.

• No, unless it was their will.