The Predators Used for Hunting and Whether They Include Fierce Beasts
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Question:
We thank the brothers in Riyadh, and we return to the questions from the audience. This questioner, may Allah reward you, asks: Does the term "predators" (jawarih) include everything that falls under the category of fierce beasts, if they are trained, such as the lion, the tiger, and other such names?
Answer:
No, it is not described as a lion or a tiger. This is specific to dogs only, and cheetahs. Dogs and cheetahs. As for the rest of the fierce beasts, no. These do not accept training, and training is not accepted from them. They are wild by nature and do not accept training. The intended meaning is the predator that accepts training, and these do not accept training. In fact, they might even devour you. Yes, these are fierce beasts. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you,
We thank the brothers in Riyadh, and we return to the questions from the audience. This questioner, may Allah reward you, asks: Does the term "predators" (jawarih) include everything that falls under the category of fierce beasts, if they are trained, such as the lion, the tiger, and other such names?
Answer:
No, it is not described as a lion or a tiger. This is specific to dogs only, and cheetahs. Dogs and cheetahs. As for the rest of the fierce beasts, no. These do not accept training, and training is not accepted from them. They are wild by nature and do not accept training. The intended meaning is the predator that accepts training, and these do not accept training. In fact, they might even devour you. Yes, these are fierce beasts. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you,
Source
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