The owner of the udhiyah says Bismillah and says niyyah the out loud, but delegates another man to do the slaughtering
I sacrificed two sheep as an udhiyah, one on behalf of myself and the members of
my household, both living and dead, and the other on behalf of my deceased father. I was in the slaughterhouse, but I did not slaughter them myself. When the man slaughtered them, I said, “Bismillah wa Allahu akbar (in the name of Allah, and Allah is most great); this is from You and for You; this is on my behalf and on behalf of the members of my household, both living and dead.” And for the second sheep, I said: “This is on behalf of my deceased father.” The one who actually slaughtered the sacrifice did not utter these words. Should I have said them, or should the one who slaughtered them in front of me have said them? Is the udhiyah valid?
Answer
Praise be to Allah.
Firstly:
With regard to saying Bismillah at the time of slaughter, it is obligatory and the meat is not halaal unless ..
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