Flaying is not among the conditions for the lawful slaughter of an animal

The Permanent Committee for Scholarly Research and Ifta

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Q2: Does leaving the slaughtered animal without flaying it (merely slaughtering it) for a day, or two days, or a night make it forbidden to eat?
A2: Leaving the slaughtered animal unflayed after its slaughter does not make it forbidden; because flaying is not among the conditions of lawful slaughter.

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