The ruling on eating the offspring of the jala'ah and its milk
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Question:
Honorable Shaykh, is it permissible to eat the offspring of the jala'ah, and likewise its milk?
Answer:
The jala'ah is the one that is withheld from the tenth of the cattle or the sheep. The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) forbade eating its meat until it has been kept for three days and fed on the dung of birds, meaning it is not permissible to eat its meat or drink its milk until it has been kept for three days and fed on the dung of birds, and its goal. Its offspring is not covered by this ruling, because it is another animal. Yes. All right. If its offspring is being fed from its food, it takes on its ruling, but if it is connected and not being fed from its food, it does not take on its ruling.
Honorable Shaykh, is it permissible to eat the offspring of the jala'ah, and likewise its milk?
Answer:
The jala'ah is the one that is withheld from the tenth of the cattle or the sheep. The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) forbade eating its meat until it has been kept for three days and fed on the dung of birds, meaning it is not permissible to eat its meat or drink its milk until it has been kept for three days and fed on the dung of birds, and its goal. Its offspring is not covered by this ruling, because it is another animal. Yes. All right. If its offspring is being fed from its food, it takes on its ruling, but if it is connected and not being fed from its food, it does not take on its ruling.
Source
ولد الجلالة ولبنها — alfawzan.live
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