If one drives his dog away and it runs, is what it catches permissible, knowing that it was going to hunt for itself?
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The questioner : ...
The Shaykh : No, it does not count, because when it ran, it became from here, from that point where it started running, it went to its owner, so the lawful became pure.
The questioner : Its original walking.
The Shaykh : Its original walking was for itself, and we do not know after that; perhaps it wanted to hunt for its owner, we do not know, but in any case, we say that when he drove it away and it moved more, now its movement is from this point to its owner.
The Shaykh : No, it does not count, because when it ran, it became from here, from that point where it started running, it went to its owner, so the lawful became pure.
The questioner : Its original walking.
The Shaykh : Its original walking was for itself, and we do not know after that; perhaps it wanted to hunt for its owner, we do not know, but in any case, we say that when he drove it away and it moved more, now its movement is from this point to its owner.