Animals That Are Lawful To Eat And Those That Are Forbidden

Rulings and guidelines related to lawful and forbidden animals for consumption in Islam.

The Ruling on Eating the Hyena

The Pig and its Oil

The Ruling on the Slaughtered Animals of Those Who Seek Help From Other Than Allah, if They Mention Allah's Name Over Them

Being Kind to Animals

The Islamic Method of Slaughtering Animals

The Wisdom Behind the Prohibition of Pork

The Pig is an Unclean Animal

The Ruling on Eating Animals Which Died of Natural Causes

The Ruling on Killing Animals With an Electric Shock

The Wisdom Behind the Prohibition of Swine Flesh

The Slaughtered Animals of the People of the Scripture

The Ruling on Eating Animals Slaughtered by the Christians

The Ruling on Animals Slaughtered by the Christians Which Were Slaughtered With As-Sar' or by Al-Qasf and the Ruling on Pork Fat

The Ruling on an Animal Slaughtered by Electric Shock

The Ruling on Animals Slaughtered by Polytheists Who Claim Allegiance to Islam

The Ruling on Animals Slaughtered by the Idolaters

Slaughtering For Other Than Allah is Shirk

The Ruling on the Sacrifice of One Who Abandons Prayer

Animals Slaughtered by Disbelievers Other Than the People of the Scripture

The Ruling on Animals Slaughtered Beside Graves

The Ruling on Imported Meats

The Ruling on Canned Meats

The Ruling on Imported Chicken

The Ruling on Frozen Chicken

The Ruling on the Slaughter of a Person Whose Beliefs are Unknown and One Who Commits Shirk Due to Ignorance

The Ruling on Meats When the Circumstances of Slaughter is Unknown in the Lands of the Disbelievers

Whoever Was Served Meat and He Did Not Know Whether the Name of Allah Was Mentioned Over it or Not

The Ruling on Slaughtering for a Guest and Out of Generosity to One's Family

The Ruling on Slaughtering for a Guest

The Ruling on Slaughtering in Order to Glorify a Person or Out of Hospitality Towards Him

The Ruling on an Animal Which is Sacrificed in Order to Effect a Reconciliation Between Two Disputants

The Ruling on Al-Burhah or Al-'Itamah

Confining Oneself to What Was Narrated When Mentioning Allah's Name is Better

The Ruling on the Sacrificial Animal Which Does not Move When Being Slaughtered

If One of the People of the Scripture Slaughters an Animal and He Does not Mention Allah's Name Over it

A Sheep Was Run Over and He Slaughtered it Before it Died

The Ruling on Eating an Animal Killed by Cutting the Spinal Cord

The Ruling on Eating the Turtle, the Crocodile and the Hedgehog

The Ruling on Eating an Untamed Camel if it Was Cut in a Place Other Than the Normal Place of Slaughter

The Ruling on An-Nees

Which Land and Sea Creatures are Permissible to Eat

The Ruling on Killing the Frogs and Eating them

The Ruling on Eating the Snail and the Crocodile

The Meat and the Fat of the Pig are Prohibited

The Ruling on Slaughtering an Animal as Hospitality Towards a Guest or a Relative

Slaughtering by Electric Shock

The Ruling on the Imported Meats Which Are in the Markets

The Ruling on Eating Chicken Which Has Been Fed on Pork

The Ruling on Al-Jadaf

A Rule Regarding Animals Forbidden to Eat and those Permissible to Eat
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