ASMR. The sheep market of the city of Medina. 27.05.2026 life

Sacrificial Sheep Sacrificial sheep are specially selected sheep that are slaughtered during the Eid al-Adha (Eid al-Adha) festival. Basic requirements: • A sheep that is at least 1 year old is selected • It must be healthy, without defects and fat • It must not be blind, lame or sick Popular breeds: • Awassi - a breed with a fat tail, widespread in the Middle East • Najdi - popular in the Arabian Peninsula • Romanov - a breed with many lambs, productive • Edilbay - popular in Central Asia and Kazakhstan Market features: • Millions of sheep are sold in the markets of Medina and Mecca during the Hajj season • Prices vary depending on the season, age and breed • Farmers often trade directly with pilgrims Religious significance: According to the story of Abraham, sacrifice is a sign of approaching Allah and gratitude. The meat is divided into three parts: for oneself, relatives and those in need.