The ruling on giving some of the Meat of the Adhha sacrifice as a Gift to a Disbeliever

Question :

Is it permissible for the person who performs the Adhha sacrifice to give a disbeliever some of the meat from his sacrifice?

Answer:

It is recommended regarding the Adhha sacrifice to divide its meat into three shares: a third for the person who performed the sacrifice, a third for his friend(s) and a third for the poor people. It is permissible to give a disbeliever some of it due to his poverty or his being a relative or his being a neighbor or to attract his heart to Islam.

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