The ruling on slaughtering what is to be cut at the throat and cutting at the throat what is to be slaughtered
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The questioner:
If a person castrates an animal that is not meant to be castrated, or slaughters one that is not meant to be slaughtered, without a valid excuse, is that permissible?
The Shaykh:
Yes, it is permissible, as you heard, that it is permissible to slaughter what is meant to be castrated and to castrate what is meant to be slaughtered, except that it is contrary to what is preferred.
The presenter:
Of course.
The Shaykh:
Castration is not permissible except when one is unable to pay zakah; castration is not permissible, and the castrated animal is not lawful, except when one is unable to pay its zakah.
If a person castrates an animal that is not meant to be castrated, or slaughters one that is not meant to be slaughtered, without a valid excuse, is that permissible?
The Shaykh:
Yes, it is permissible, as you heard, that it is permissible to slaughter what is meant to be castrated and to castrate what is meant to be slaughtered, except that it is contrary to what is preferred.
The presenter:
Of course.
The Shaykh:
Castration is not permissible except when one is unable to pay zakah; castration is not permissible, and the castrated animal is not lawful, except when one is unable to pay its zakah.
Source
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