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4997. It was narrated from Bi&r bin Suhaim that the Prophet g commanded him to call out on the days of ~ t - ~ a & , i ~ [ ' I that no one would enter Paradise except a believer, and that these were the days of eating and drinlcing. (Sa?zi!z) ' I Al-Hujurat 4914. Refemng to the three days following 'Eid AI-Adlza.
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1. 'Ayyâm At-Tashrîq': The eleventh, twelfth, and thirteenth days of the month of Dhul Hijjah are called Ayyâm At-Tashrîq, the Days of Tashrîq. This announcement was made on the occasion of the Farewell Pilgrimage. These days are called the Days of Tashrîq because on those days, they used to cut the meat of their sacrificial animals into strips and dry them in the sun. Pieces of jerked meat (Qadid) are also called Sharâiq.
2. 'Except a believer': means one whose Faith has passed beyond his tongue. He only is entitled to enter into Paradise, while a sinful believer would enter Paradise in the end. A disbeliever, however, would never be able to enter Paradise.