Non-meat animals

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First of all, we need to understand this issue on the basis of general rules. These rules are stated in the Qur'an and the Sunnah and are not difficult to master. We can arrange the general rules as follows:

Rule 1: Those who come from the Qur'an. In the divine book, a pig, a creature slaughtered for other than Allah, strangled, beaten, knocked down, killed, swam, killed by wild beasts, slaughtered for idols, forbidden by the Messenger of Allaah (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him), is forbidden. or the meat of slaughtered animals is defiled.

Rule 2: Those who are circumcised. Claw-toothed or hunting animals, crows, hawks, snakes, mice, scorpions, dogs, donkeys and mules.

Rule 3: Animals that do not appear in the Qur'an or Sunnah are permissible if they do not comply with the general rules mentioned above.

Of the aquatic animals in our Hanafi school, only those that belong to the category of fish are considered halal. Therefore, fish such as whales, sharks and dolphins are halal.

Exceptions to these rules are:

The Qur'an also states that it is permissible to eat animals caught and killed by trained hunting dogs under duress. In this case, only the amount of contaminated animal meat is eaten to relieve the compulsion. In the case of hunting, the hunter must say the tasmiya (Bismillahir Rahmanir Rahim) and then release the dog, and the dog must not have eaten or tried to eat the animal until it has reached the prey.

It should be noted that dogs, hedgehogs, snakes, turtles and other inedible animals cannot be eaten as a cure or for any other purpose unless there is a risk of death.

4th year student of Tashkent Islamic Institute

Hoshimjon ERGASHEV

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