Al-Quduri uses shah in some cases and badanah in others. Shah denotes a small livestock offering such as a sheep or goat; badanah denotes a major sacrificial animal.
The terms are not interchangeable. The after-Arafat-before-shaving clause calls for a badanah, whereas the after-shaving clause expressly calls for a shah.
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Bab Jinayat al-Muhrim — Intimacy, Invalidity and Compensation (Part II)
Al-Quduri uses shah in some cases and badanah in others. Shah denotes a small livestock offering such as a sheep or goat; badanah denotes a major sacrificial animal.
The terms are not interchangeable. The after-Arafat-before-shaving clause calls for a badanah, whereas the after-shaving clause expressly calls for a shah.