Sunan an-Nasa'i, 4427

Rapporté par Ibn Khabbab – c’est-à-dire ‘Abdullah bin Khabbab : Abu Sa‘id Al-Khudri est revenu d’un voyage et sa famille lui a offert de la viande d’un animal de sacrifice. Il a dit : « Je ne vais pas en manger avant de me renseigner. » Il est donc allé voir son demi-frère par sa mère, Qatadah bin An-Nu‘man, qui avait été présent à Badr, et l’a interrogé à ce sujet. Il a dit : « C’est le contraire de ce qui t’avait été interdit, car ensuite il a été permis de manger la viande du sacrifice après trois jours. » (Sahih)

It was narrated from Ibn Khabbab - who is 'Abdullah bin Khabbab - that:Abu Sa 'eed Al- Kahudri arrived from a jouney and his family offered him some meat from the sacrificial animal. He said: "I am not going to eat it until I ask about it," So he went to his half-brother through his mother, Qatadah bin An- Nu man who had been presently at Badr, and asked him about that. He said: "The opposite of what you were forbidden occurred after that, and (Permission was granted) to eat the sacrificial meat after three days" (Sahih)