Those who sacrificed at Mina without praying two rakahs

Sayyiduna Ibn Umar (may Allah be pleased with them both) used to offer his sacrifice at Mina without praying the Eid al-Adha prayer.

Layth said: I asked Ata: "Abd al-Karim told me at Mina: 'Do not offer your sacrifice before you have prayed'?"

Ata said: "This requirement is not binding on the people of Mina; it is only for those who come from outside."

The narrator said: And I asked Mujahid, and he said the same as Ata.

Abd al-Malik said: I asked Ata: "A man told me: 'Pray the Eid prayer before you offer your sacrifice'?" Ata said: "The Eid prayer is not due from the people of Mina; their prayer is their standing at Muzdalifah."

Mujahid, Ata, Tawus, Salim and al-Qasim said: There is no Eid prayer at Mina on the Day of Sacrifice.

Ibrahim and Abd al-Rahman bin al-Aswad prayed two rak'ahs at Mina on the Day of Sacrifice, before they slaughtered (their sacrifices).

Sa'id bin al-Musayyib said: For the one who is offering a sacrifice, the two rak'ahs of Eid are obligatory before he sacrifices; and the one who is not offering a sacrifice must attend them. And he held that no prostration (voluntary prayer) is offered before them, neither on Eid al-Fitr nor on Eid al-Adha.