The ruling on eating an animal if only a small amount of blood comes out of it

Question:
He says: Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success. When slaughtering some animals, only a very small amount of blood comes out of them. Is it permissible to eat them because the flowing blood did not come out? If the reason the blood did not come out is that the windpipe, the gullet, and the jugular veins were not cut, this is weak.

Answer:
It is not lawful, or it has died. I mean, it does not have stable life; it is dead, dead. Its movement is the movement of a slaughtered animal. How is this? This is not lawful, unless the blood comes out with force. If the blood spurts out with force, that is evidence that its life remains. But if it comes out weakly, and you have cut the windpipe, the gullet, and whatever is required to be cut, but because it is dead, it has only a last breath, this is not lawful, because the blood that comes out of a properly slaughtered animal did not come out of it. Yes.