6 hours agoKosovars very interested in sacrificing sacrifices
Periskopi(8 years ago)
(8 years ago)There are few hours left until Muslim believers will celebrate Kurban Bayram, and the interest in sacrificing the sacrifice has increased. In the pet market in Pristina, a large number of citizens have bought sacrifices so that during tomorrow they can make the delivery of meat. And prices for a sacrifice [...]
In the pet market in Pristina, a large number of citizens have bought sacrifices so that during tomorrow they can make the delivery of meat. And the prices for a sacrifice are different, ranging from 120 to 200 euros.
The Islamic Community of Kosovo will also make the slaughter of the offerings, but which they will do this year in the state of Hungary, where the tender has won a Kosovo company operating there.
To sell offerings on the animal market, Shefqet Brajshori, who has his farm in Pristina's village of Sharban, had been taken. He showed that he has great concern for citizens to buy offerings.
And from those who came to buy the sacrifice, they dominated the exiles. One of them was Sami Gashi, who lives in Germany, who was buying the sacrifice for slaughter because of tradition.
Another exile living in Germany, Heidi Lahi, who had come to the animal market with his children, says that the offering was being purchased because of tradition.
For Mustaf Hajdini from the municipality of Podujevo, the slaughter of the offerings remains not only a tradition. That is a duty for every Muslim.
Meanwhile, the Kosovo Islamic Community will organise the collection and sacrifice cuts, though BIK spokesman Ahmet Sadriu shows that this time again the slaughter of the offerings will be made by a Kosovo firm operating in Hungary.
According to Sadriut, BIK still has no exact number of how many sacrifices will be slaughtered, which will continue until tomorrow. However, he says he expects the number of offerings to reach over 8,000.
The forgiveness of Kurban Bajrami will take place at 6:25, where the central manifestation will be held at the Great Mosque in Pristina.
