The ruling on the urine and dung of animals whose meat is eaten
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Question:
He asks Your Eminence about the filth of livestock, may Allah prolong your life and the lives of the listeners, on clothing, and about the droppings—as they call them—and whether that affects the purity of the clothing or not?
Answer:
If the dung is from animals that are eaten, such as camels, cattle, and sheep, it does no harm; there is no blame, even if it hits the clothes or the body, because it is pure.
As for if it is from the dung of animals that are not eaten, such as the donkey, the mule, the dog, and the cat, this is ritually impure. One must remove it from the clothes and purify the clothes from it, and the body likewise. Yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good and do you good.
He asks Your Eminence about the filth of livestock, may Allah prolong your life and the lives of the listeners, on clothing, and about the droppings—as they call them—and whether that affects the purity of the clothing or not?
Answer:
If the dung is from animals that are eaten, such as camels, cattle, and sheep, it does no harm; there is no blame, even if it hits the clothes or the body, because it is pure.
As for if it is from the dung of animals that are not eaten, such as the donkey, the mule, the dog, and the cat, this is ritually impure. One must remove it from the clothes and purify the clothes from it, and the body likewise. Yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good and do you good.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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