The ruling on praying in a garment that has been soiled by the impurity of pigeons
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Question:
Honorable Shaykh, is it permissible to pray in a garment that has been soiled by the impurity of pigeon droppings or flying animals? And if praying in it is forbidden, what about the birds that fly in the Haram? He says: Is it permissible to pray in a garment that has been soiled by the impurity of pigeon droppings or flying animals? And if praying in it is forbidden, what about the birds that fly in the Haram?
Answer:
The one whose meat is eaten, its droppings are pure, such as camels, cattle, sheep, and birds. Everything whose meat is eaten, its droppings are pure. As for what is not eaten, its droppings are impure. Pigeons are eaten; pigeons are eaten. But the pigeons in the Haram are not killed for the sake of the Haram; otherwise, their original state is that they are sold. But their sanctity is only for the sake of the Haram.
Honorable Shaykh, is it permissible to pray in a garment that has been soiled by the impurity of pigeon droppings or flying animals? And if praying in it is forbidden, what about the birds that fly in the Haram? He says: Is it permissible to pray in a garment that has been soiled by the impurity of pigeon droppings or flying animals? And if praying in it is forbidden, what about the birds that fly in the Haram?
Answer:
The one whose meat is eaten, its droppings are pure, such as camels, cattle, sheep, and birds. Everything whose meat is eaten, its droppings are pure. As for what is not eaten, its droppings are impure. Pigeons are eaten; pigeons are eaten. But the pigeons in the Haram are not killed for the sake of the Haram; otherwise, their original state is that they are sold. But their sanctity is only for the sake of the Haram.
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