The Meaning of the Fallen Animal, the Gored Animal, and What the Beast of Prey Has Eaten
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Question:
What is meant by the fallen animal, the gored animal, and what the beast of prey has eaten?
Answer:
Answer: These are types of carrion: (It is made forbidden to you carrion, blood, the flesh of the pig, and what is dedicated for other than Allah, and the strangled animal), which is the one that was strangled with a rope or the like until it died, the fallen animal, which is the one that fell from a mountain or a high place and died, and the gored animal, which is the one that gored with a second sheep and died as a result of the goring. This is forbidden because it was not ritually slaughtered. (It is made forbidden to you carrion, blood, the flesh of the pig, and what is dedicated for other than Allah, and the strangled animal, and the beaten to death animal, and the fallen animal, and the gored animal, and what the beast of prey has eaten). If a wolf or other beasts of prey, such as wolves and others, attack it, and it is found dead as a result of the beast of prey eating it, then it is forbidden. However, if it is found alive from the prey of the beasts of prey, found alive with a stable life, then it is ritually slaughtered and eaten.
What is meant by the fallen animal, the gored animal, and what the beast of prey has eaten?
Answer:
Answer: These are types of carrion: (It is made forbidden to you carrion, blood, the flesh of the pig, and what is dedicated for other than Allah, and the strangled animal), which is the one that was strangled with a rope or the like until it died, the fallen animal, which is the one that fell from a mountain or a high place and died, and the gored animal, which is the one that gored with a second sheep and died as a result of the goring. This is forbidden because it was not ritually slaughtered. (It is made forbidden to you carrion, blood, the flesh of the pig, and what is dedicated for other than Allah, and the strangled animal, and the beaten to death animal, and the fallen animal, and the gored animal, and what the beast of prey has eaten). If a wolf or other beasts of prey, such as wolves and others, attack it, and it is found dead as a result of the beast of prey eating it, then it is forbidden. However, if it is found alive from the prey of the beasts of prey, found alive with a stable life, then it is ritually slaughtered and eaten.
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