The sacrificial animals and the ‘aqeeqah are ways of thanking God Almighty for His blessings that He bestowed upon man. Presenting it in a correct manner requires understanding it well, knowing its provisions and the aim of its legitimacy. You will also need to know the conditions that must apply to them in order to make sure that you have performed them correctly; To draw closer to God Almighty and praise Him for what He has given you. In this article, we will explain all aspects related to the Aqeeqah, and answer some questions related to it.

The meaning of "licking" in the language is to cut or cut. The ‘aqeeqah is the sacrifice that is sacrificed on behalf of the newborn at birth. Whether it is sheep or other healthy, flawless animals. It was called by this name because the slaughtering process involves slitting the throat of the carcass. It is also called a slender one. The term aqeeqah is also applied to the infant’s hair when it comes out of its mother’s womb. This hair is distinguished by the fact that it splits the skin.

And the virtue of the Aqeeqah returns to its owner. He presents it as an approach to God Almighty and thanks for His blessing by giving him a child, male or female.