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4375. 'Ubaid bin Fairûz said: "I said to Al-Barâ' bin 'Âzib: "Tell me of the sacrificial animals that the Messenger of Allâh ﷺ disliked or forbade. He said: "The Messenger of Allâh ﷺ gestured like this with his hand, and my hands are shorter than the hand of the Messenger of Allâh ﷺ, (and he said): "There are four that will not do as sacrifices: The animal that clearly has one bad eye; the sick animal that is obviously sick; the lame animal with an obvious limp; and the animal that is so emaciated that it is as if there is no marrow in its bones." He said: "And I dislike that the animal should have some fault in its horns or ears." He said: "What you dislike, forget about it, and do not make it forbidden to anyone." (Sahih)
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Here we learn that a slight limp which is not discernible without investigating or if it is felt when the camel runs, then it is not a defect for a sacrifice.
