The ruling on slaughtering camels and cutting the jugular veins
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Question:
Honorable Shaykh, if one slaughters a camel without performing the specific slaughter for camels (nahr), is it lawful, or is it not lawful except by performing nahr?
Answer:
If the jugular veins, the esophagus, and the windpipe are cut, it is lawful, even if done by the method of slaughtering (dhabh). The important thing is that the windpipe, the esophagus, and the two jugular veins—which are the two blood vessels on either side of the neck through which the blood flows—are cut, or at least one of the jugular veins is cut along with the esophagus and the windpipe. In that case, the slaughter is valid.
Honorable Shaykh, if one slaughters a camel without performing the specific slaughter for camels (nahr), is it lawful, or is it not lawful except by performing nahr?
Answer:
If the jugular veins, the esophagus, and the windpipe are cut, it is lawful, even if done by the method of slaughtering (dhabh). The important thing is that the windpipe, the esophagus, and the two jugular veins—which are the two blood vessels on either side of the neck through which the blood flows—are cut, or at least one of the jugular veins is cut along with the esophagus and the windpipe. In that case, the slaughter is valid.
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