Rabbana taqabbal minna innaka antas-Sami‘ul-‘Alim.
Our Lord, accept from us. You are the All-Hearing, the All-Knowing.
Attributed grade: Not applicable — Quran
Translation: English meaning prepared with AI assistance for Dua Library; not a published translator’s version.
Bismillah. Allahumma taqabbal min Muhammadin wa ali Muhammadin wa min ummati Muhammad.
In the name of Allah. O Allah, accept from Muhammad, the family of Muhammad and the community of Muhammad.
Attributed grade: Sahih — collection classification
Translation: English meaning prepared with AI assistance for Dua Library; not a published translator’s version.
The historical quotation
Sahih Muslim 1967 contains the reported supplication. Its references to the Prophet and those included in his request are historical speech, not blank fields for replacing names.
Preserve the quotation as a quotation. A proposed personal adaptation should be learned accurately and distinguished from the Arabic actually transmitted in this report.
General acceptance of deeds
Quran 2:127 records Ibrahim and Ismail asking for acceptance while raising the foundations of the House. Its relevance here is a general request about acceptance.
That verse does not itself establish the full slaughter wording, naming requirements or festival procedure. A general prayer should not be used to imply that all conditions of sacrifice have been met.
Preparing responsibly
Learn the relevant religious requirements and the arrangements of a competent provider before the day. Individual circumstances and school guidance can affect the practical questions that need answering.
The source cards are not a technical slaughter manual. Animal welfare, safety and applicable local requirements need proper attention; do not infer a procedure merely from a short supplication excerpt.
Common questions
Should I replace names inside the historical quotation? Do not silently change the report. Is the acceptance verse sacrifice-only? Its original setting is different. Does the page establish every obligation? No; a complete sacrifice lesson is separate. Where can I continue? The Eid and acceptance-related Quranic collection provide related context without merging the occasions.