The blood of the slaughtered animal
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Q2: I slaughtered an animal, and during the skinning process, some blood and some of the contents of the intestines splattered onto my clothes. Then what fell on my clothes dried up, so I rubbed it off. Afterwards, I went to pray the 'Asr prayer. During the prayer, I noticed on my clothes some of the things I mentioned in the question, but they had no foul smell. I did not break my prayer and continued until the end. Is my prayer valid, or do I have to repeat it? May Allah reward you with the best reward.
A2: The blood that splatters from the slaughtered animal during skinning is excused. As for what is inside the intestines of an animal whose meat is eaten, it is pure; because the urine and dung of an animal whose meat is eaten are pure, as indicated by the hadith of the 'Uraynah, where he (peace and blessings be upon him) ordered them
to drink from the urine of camels.
A2: The blood that splatters from the slaughtered animal during skinning is excused. As for what is inside the intestines of an animal whose meat is eaten, it is pure; because the urine and dung of an animal whose meat is eaten are pure, as indicated by the hadith of the 'Uraynah, where he (peace and blessings be upon him) ordered them
to drink from the urine of camels.
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