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Foods, Drinks and Animal Slaughtering
Performing the sacrifice on behalf of a deceased person
Eating Non-Zabiha When Accompanying Non-Muslim Friends
Eating Horses’ Meat
Meat Slaughtered by a Mute Butcher
Working for Food Stores That Sell Alcohol
Do Non-Muslims Eat in Seven Intestines?
Sacrifice Without Slaughtering an Animal
Consumption of Food that Containing Red Wine Vinegar
The Ruling of Using Pork Fat as a Machine Oil
Ruling on the payment for meal served with alcohol
Eating Alligator Meat: Is It Halal (Lawful)?
Birds that Are Not Lawful to Eat
When One is Doubtful of How an Animal is Slaughtered
Islam Encourages Mercifulness to Animals
Animals Slaughtered without Mentioning Allah’s Name
Animals Slaughtered by Machines
Animals Electrocution Before Slaughtering
Sacrificing a Goat on Behalf of Many People
Any Recompence for Failing to Offer Udhiyah?
Time of Slaughtering the Sacrificial Animal
Eating in Restaurants That Prepare Halal and Haram Food
Consumption of Food that Contains Cardamom or Nutmeg
Eating horse meat
Divorce of the drunk person
Pilgrims paying for the sacrificial animal to an institution
Eating food cooked in pig broth
Eating fseekh and salted fish
What Islam Says on Vegetarianism
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