on the claim that its meat ends up buried in the ground because there is so much of it and that only a few people benefit from it.¹
115- Some pilgrims slaughter the tamattuʿ offering in Mecca before the Day of Sacrifice.
116- Beginning the shaving with the left side of the pilgrim’s head.
117- Limiting the shave to only one-quarter of the head.
118- Al-Ghazali’s statement in Ihyaʾ ʿUlum al-Din: “The sunnah is to face the qiblah while shaving.”
119- Saying, during the shave, the supplication: “Praise be to Allah for guiding and blessing us. O Allah, this forelock is in Your hand, so accept it from me…” and the like.
120- Performing tawaf around the small mosques located near the jamarat.
121- Considering the Eid prayer desirable in Mina on the Day of Sacrifice.
122- A tamattuʿ pilgrim omitting the saʿy after the Tawaf al-Ifadah.