Ram for an occasion
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About this section
A ram for an occasion: Qurbon hayit, aqiqa, a circumcision feast, a wedding, a xudoyi. What sets it apart from ordinary trade is that you are closing a date rather than adding stock to a herd, so two marks sit next to the occasion on the card: whether the animal will be brought to you, and whether it will be butchered. Filtering by occasion finds the keepers who work on your day. Agree on live weight and not on size, since the meat yield follows from it, and settle timing early before the Qurbon hayit peak.
How early should I order for Qurbon hayit?
Well ahead. Demand piles into a few days, and by the date itself only what nobody took is left. Delivery time is agreed early too, since roads and hired hands are both busy over the holiday.
Do delivery and butchering come with it?
The card carries separate marks for bringing the animal and for butchering it. Where those marks are absent, slaughter and cutting are ordered from the neighbouring services subsection.
Which ram is taken for a feast?
Choose by live weight and condition, since the meat yield follows from them. Requirements the rite places on the age and kind of animal are for you to confirm: the site does not check them.
How is this unlike the sheep section?
There animals are sold as stock, for breeding, for fattening or to join a flock. Here the offers are built around a date and an occasion, with delivery and butchering by arrangement.