Is it permissible to feed portions of the sacrificial animal to a non-Muslim?
General Chapter
Al-Mughni
Book of Sacrifices (Uḍḥiyah)
Primary text
It is permissible to feed portions of the sacrificial animal to a non-Muslim (Dhimmi). This opinion is held by Al-Hasan, Abu Thawr, and the Ashab al-Ra'y (Hanafi school). The evidence rests on the fact that it is permissible food, hence it is permissible to feed it to a Dhimmi, similar to other permissible food. Furthermore, since it is voluntary charity (Sadaqat Tatwwu'), it is permissible to give it to a Dhimmi or a captive, just like other voluntary charity.
Supporting text
Imam Malik considered it preferable to give it to Muslims rather than non-Muslims. Imam Malik and Al-Layth disliked giving the skin of the sacrifice to a Christian.