The parts of camels whose consumption invalidates the ablution
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Question:
Glorified is He. Does the ruling cover all parts of the meat, the stomach, and so on?
Answer:
The flesh. As for its stomach, its skin, and its intestines, there is no ruling on them. If "meat" is mentioned, it refers to the flesh. As for the other parts, if one breaks wudu' from them, that is good; otherwise, they are not of the same category as meat. In the language of the Arabs, "meat" means the flesh, its flesh. As for its fat, intestines, and stomach, they are not called meat. However, if one breaks wudu' from them as a precaution, that is good, if Allah wills. As for the milk, no; its milk and its broth do not break wudu'. The milk and the broth are not called meat. Yes.
Glorified is He. Does the ruling cover all parts of the meat, the stomach, and so on?
Answer:
The flesh. As for its stomach, its skin, and its intestines, there is no ruling on them. If "meat" is mentioned, it refers to the flesh. As for the other parts, if one breaks wudu' from them, that is good; otherwise, they are not of the same category as meat. In the language of the Arabs, "meat" means the flesh, its flesh. As for its fat, intestines, and stomach, they are not called meat. However, if one breaks wudu' from them as a precaution, that is good, if Allah wills. As for the milk, no; its milk and its broth do not break wudu'. The milk and the broth are not called meat. Yes.
Source
شرح كتاب المنتقى من أخبار المصطفى صلى الله عليه وسلم [ برنامج إذاعي ]، بداية من أبواب نواقض الوضوء — islamhouse.com (26:56)
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