The Ruling on Imported Meat from Non-Muslim Countries
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Question:
And other than the owner of the item, may Allah guide you, does it have a ruling regarding its release by the Romans in the production of companies in these lands? Is this permissible, because some people say that it was slaughtered abroad and then brought here?
Answer:
No, the default for what is brought into the markets of Muslims is that it is from the slaughter of Muslims; the default is that it is lawful. The default is that it is lawful. If it is established by evidence that some of these meats do not meet the conditions of zakah, then leave it. As for what is merely a suspicion or doubt about what is sold in the markets of Muslims, and it is slaughtered in the lands of Muslims, the default for it is that it is lawful, praise be to Allah. Yes.
And other than the owner of the item, may Allah guide you, does it have a ruling regarding its release by the Romans in the production of companies in these lands? Is this permissible, because some people say that it was slaughtered abroad and then brought here?
Answer:
No, the default for what is brought into the markets of Muslims is that it is from the slaughter of Muslims; the default is that it is lawful. The default is that it is lawful. If it is established by evidence that some of these meats do not meet the conditions of zakah, then leave it. As for what is merely a suspicion or doubt about what is sold in the markets of Muslims, and it is slaughtered in the lands of Muslims, the default for it is that it is lawful, praise be to Allah. Yes.
Source
ما يصل إلينا مذبوحا من الخارج — alfawzan.live
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