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3007. It was narrated from 'Uqbah bin 'Âmir that the Messenger of Allâh ﷺ said: "The day of 'Arafât and the day of Sacrifice and the days of At-Tashrîq are our Īd, the people of Islam, and they are days of eating and drinking." (Hasan)
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1. Among these days, the Day of Arafât is a day of Eid, merely for the pilgrims.
2. The days of Tashrîq have been named so, because during these days, people dry up sacrificial meat in the sunlight, so that it may not get contaminated, and it could be used later. The process of cutting the meat and drying it in the sunlight is called Tashrîq in the Arabic language.