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Ruling 2630. If a number of people together send a dog for hunting and one of them intentionally does not mention the name of Allah the Exalted, the p
Ruling 2629. If a person sends a dog to hunt an animal and the dog hunts another animal instead, that animal is lawful to eat and pure. Also, if the d
Ruling 2628. If a person sends a number of dogs to hunt a prey together and all of them fulfil the conditions mentioned in Ruling 2626, the prey is la
Ruling 2627. If the person who sent the dog reaches the prey when there is enough time for him to slaughter it, in the event that some time passes whi
Ruling 2626. If a hunting dog hunts a wild animal that is lawful to eat, the hunted animal is pure and lawful to eat if six conditions are fulfilled:
Ruling 2625. If an animal is killed by hunting or is slaughtered and a dead offspring is taken out of its womb, it is pure and lawful to eat in the ev
Ruling 2624. If an animal is killed by hunting or is slaughtered and a live offspring is taken out of its womb, in the event that the offspring is sla
Ruling 2623. If an animal is cut in two with some wood, stone, or something else with which it is not correct to hunt an animal, the part that does no
Ruling 2622. If a person uses a sword or some other hunting weapon to cut off some parts of an animal’s body, such as its front and back legs, those p
Ruling 2621. If a person hunts an animal with a dog or a weapon that is usurped (ghaṣbī), the animal is lawful to eat and belongs to him. However, in
Ruling 2620. If, for example, an animal falls into some water after it is hit by an arrow, and one knows that the animal has died due to being hit by
Ruling 2619. If two people hunt an animal and one of them fulfils the conditions mentioned above but the other does not – for example, one of them men
Ruling 2618. If a wild animal whose meat is lawful to eat is hunted with a weapon and it dies, its meat is lawful to eat and its body is pure on the f
Ruling 2617. In some traditions, a number of things are considered to be disapproved when slaughtering an animal: 1. to remove the hide of an animal b
Ruling 2616. Jurists (fuqahāʾ) – may Allah’s pleasure be with them – have considered a number of things to be recommended when slaughtering an animal:
Ruling 2615. If an animal becomes unruly and cannot be slaughtered according to the instructions of Islamic law, or, for example, it falls into a well
Ruling 2614. If a person severs the four ducts [as mentioned Ruling 2608] of a camel instead of performing naḥr [as described in the previous ruling],
Ruling 2613. For a camel to become lawful to eat and pure, it must be slaughtered [in a specific way, which is termed ‘naḥr’]. The instructions for th
Ruling 2612. Based on obligatory precaution, the head of an animal must not be separated from its body before the spirit (rūḥ) has left its body, alth
Ruling 2611. Slaughtering an animal has the following conditions: 1. the person slaughtering the animal must be a Muslim man or woman. The child of a