The ruling on the sin of placing small kittens in the sun until they died
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The questioner:
Yes. Finally, Umm Muhammad asks this question. She says that a cat entered her kitchen and gave birth to its kittens under the refrigerator. It did not leave her alone and harmed her. In anger, after the large cat left the kitchen, she took the kittens and placed them outside the kitchen in the scorching sun, and these kittens died. Is there a sin on her for her action, and does she owe an expiation?
The Shaykh:
Yes, there is a sin on you for that, and you must repent. As for the expiation, there is no expiation for this, but you must repent because you made a mistake and tortured these small kittens. You should have placed them in a suitable place. Placing them in the sun until they died is torture and is not permissible. But you must repent and not return to such an action.
Yes. Finally, Umm Muhammad asks this question. She says that a cat entered her kitchen and gave birth to its kittens under the refrigerator. It did not leave her alone and harmed her. In anger, after the large cat left the kitchen, she took the kittens and placed them outside the kitchen in the scorching sun, and these kittens died. Is there a sin on her for her action, and does she owe an expiation?
The Shaykh:
Yes, there is a sin on you for that, and you must repent. As for the expiation, there is no expiation for this, but you must repent because you made a mistake and tortured these small kittens. You should have placed them in a suitable place. Placing them in the sun until they died is torture and is not permissible. But you must repent and not return to such an action.
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