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be one year of age when seen from a distance, its Qurbānī will not be permissible.
It is necessary that the sacrificial animal be free from defects. If there is a slight defect (such as the ear is torn or pierced) the Qurbānī will be Makrūĥ. If there is a major defect, the Qurbānī will not be valid.
(Baĥār-e-Sharī’at, vol. 3, pp. 340)
An insane animal that does not graze, an animal which is so weak that it does not have marrow in its bones (the sign of such an animal is that it cannot stand due to its thinness), a blind or one-eyed animal whose defect of the loss of one eye is visible, an ill animal whose illness is obvious (i.e., the one who does not eat fodder due to its illness), a lame animal that cannot get to the slaughter-area on its foot, the animal that does not have ears from birth or does not have one ear, a wild animal such as a wild bull, a wild goat or the animal possessing both male and female genitals, or a filth-eating animal, the animal whose one foot is cut, more than one third of whose ear or tail has been cut, an animal that does not have teeth or the animal whose nose or udders have been cut or the one whose udders are dry, the Qurbānī of all such defective
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