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Also, by referring to Quranic verses,<ref>Sura Al-Hajj, verse 36.</ref><ref>Sura Luqman, verse 28.</ref> sacrificing is considered a form of gratitude for the blessing of livestock being subdued for humans.<ref>Az Mīqāt tā ʿArafāt, pp. 130 and 131; Darsnāme-ye Pīshrāmadī bar Farhangnāme-ye Asrār va Maʿārif-e Ḥajj, p. 234.</ref><ref>Jurʿaʾī az Ṣahbā-ye Ḥajj, p. 228.</ref> | Also, by referring to Quranic verses,<ref>Sura Al-Hajj, verse 36.</ref><ref>Sura Luqman, verse 28.</ref> sacrificing is considered a form of gratitude for the blessing of livestock being subdued for humans.<ref>Az Mīqāt tā ʿArafāt, pp. 130 and 131; Darsnāme-ye Pīshrāmadī bar Farhangnāme-ye Asrār va Maʿārif-e Ḥajj, p. 234.</ref><ref>Jurʿaʾī az Ṣahbā-ye Ḥajj, p. 228.</ref> | ||
Finally, one of the wisdoms of sacrifice is for the needy to benefit from its meat and for their sustenance to be expanded. In the conduct of the Infallibles | Finally, one of the wisdoms of sacrifice is for the needy to benefit from its meat and for their sustenance to be expanded. In the conduct of the Infallibles, feeding the poor with sacrificial meat has been emphasized, and in the conduct of [[Imam Sajjad(a)]] and [[Imam Baqir(a)]], a portion of the sacrifice was given to neighbors and the destitute.<ref>ʿIlal al-Sharāʾiʿ, p. 437.</ref><ref>Sura Al-Hajj, verse 36.</ref><ref>Wasāʾil al-Shīʿa, chapter 4, vol. 16, p. 374, hadith 12.</ref> | ||
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