Is eating camel liver a nullifier of the ablution?
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Question:
He asks: Is eating camel liver a nullifier of the ablution?
Answer:
There is scholarly disagreement on this. Some scholars say that it does not nullify the ablution, specifically the liver, the stomach, and the intestines, because they are not called meat in the language. They are not called meat in the language. If you instructed someone to buy you meat, and he bought you liver, intestines, or stomach, the agency would not be fulfilled, they say. However, the correct view is that everything contained in the camel that is eaten nullifies the ablution, whether it is meat, stomach, liver, intestines, or sinew. Everything eaten from the camel nullifies the ablution.
He asks: Is eating camel liver a nullifier of the ablution?
Answer:
There is scholarly disagreement on this. Some scholars say that it does not nullify the ablution, specifically the liver, the stomach, and the intestines, because they are not called meat in the language. They are not called meat in the language. If you instructed someone to buy you meat, and he bought you liver, intestines, or stomach, the agency would not be fulfilled, they say. However, the correct view is that everything contained in the camel that is eaten nullifies the ablution, whether it is meat, stomach, liver, intestines, or sinew. Everything eaten from the camel nullifies the ablution.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، هل أكل كبدة الجمل ناقض للوضوء؟ للشيخ صالح الفوزان — youtube.com
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