This Muslim country will not sacrifice animals on Bakrid, big message to Muslims around the world including India
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Morocco: Giving a big message to Muslims around the world on Bakrid, an Islamic country has decided not to sacrifice any animal. This country is none other than Morocco, but from the Muslim population. The Morocco administration has closed animal markets in Morocco before Eid-al-Azha. At the same time, an order has been given not to sacrifice any other animal including goats. Morocco world news This news is coming out.
Why did Morocco government give such instructions
The royal instructions have been given to cancel the traditional animal sacrifice before Eid-al-Azha. After this, the Morocco administration has started a campaign to shut down animal markets across the country. This step has been taken with the aim of protecting the decreasing livestock numbers and reducing pressure on the crisis -affected communities. According to media reports, traditional animal sacrifice has been canceled this year as part of the decision issued by King Mohammad Shashtham. This decision has been taken due to drought and economic difficulties in the country, due to which there has been a sharp decline in the number of livestock.
Officers were asked to be strict
The administration has sent this instruction to governors and local authorities across the country to prevent the sacrifice of animals. They have been asked to strictly implement this ban. Special emphasis has been laid on closure of public and seasonal animal markets usually active before Eid. Reports have stated that many provinces have taken strict steps such as closing all weekly sheep markets, banning all public meetings related to sacrifice, temporary closure of municipal slaughterhouses and banning the sale of sacrifices in some areas.
King Mohammad Mohammed’s essential order for livestock defense
This instruction of King Mohammad VI, given to protect animals across the country, is exemplary and learning for Muslims around the world. The King had appealed earlier this year to avoid traditional sacrifice to the Moroccan, to reduce the financial burden on families struggling with rising meat prices and protect the decreasing livestock numbers.
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