Ruling on the blood and urine of livestock

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Question:
Is the urine and blood of livestock ritually impure?

Answer:
The urine and dung of animals that are eaten are pure, but the blood is not; spilled blood is ritually impure. However, the urine and dung of camels, cows, or sheep—animals that are eaten—are pure.
Q: And what about horses?
A: And horses; the urine of horses is pure because they are eaten.

Source binbaz.org.sa

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