The Ruling on the Slaughter of One Who Abandons Prayer

Question:
A man slaughtered an animal and distributed its meat to his relatives, knowing that he abandons the prayer. Is his slaughtered meat to be eaten? A man distributed to his relatives the meat of an animal he slaughtered, even though he abandons the prayer. Do they eat from this slaughtered meat?

Answer:
His slaughtered meat. The one who abandons the prayer, his slaughtered meat is not lawful, based on the correct opinion that he commits disbelief. And the meat of a disbeliever is not lawful. So if they are certain that he does not pray at all, not with the congregation, not in the mosque, not with the congregation, and not in his home, and he abandons the prayer entirely, then they do not eat from his slaughtered meat. Yes.