animals with claws forbidden ?
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salam bro mmkhan.
Wa Alaikum Salaam bro Saladin,
What means saying "Baheematul An'aam" are made "Halaal" for you? Why only Baheematul An'aam?
what do u mean ? i dont get it .
Allah says in 51 Baheematul An'aam is made halaal for you. Why the verses saying ONLY about cattles being halaal for us?
Is there any verse saying so, that animals with claws or beasts are made lawful for us? I don't find such verse.
There is a point to ponder upon.
Regards,
MMKhan
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Salaamun alaikum mmkhan,
Allah says in 51 Baheematul An'aam is made halaal for you. Why the verses saying ONLY about cattles being halaal for us?
Is there any verse saying so, that animals with claws or beasts are made lawful for us? I don't find such verse.
There is a point to ponder upon.
Very interesting observation ! The four categories of prohibited food are mentioned after 51 so those 4 categories seem to be a subset of "baheematul an'aam" only.
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Allah says in 51 Baheematul An'aam is made halaal for you. Why the verses saying ONLY about cattles being halaal for us?
Is there any verse saying so, that animals with claws or beasts are made lawful for us? I don't find such verse.
There is a point to ponder upon.
salam mmkhan.
so u mean only cattle are halal ? -
Allah says in 51 Baheematul An'aam is made halaal for you. Why the verses saying ONLY about cattles being halaal for us?
Is there any verse saying so, that animals with claws or beasts are made lawful for us? I don't find such verse.
There is a point to ponder upon.
salam mmkhan.
so u mean only cattle are halal ?Wa Alaikum Salaam brother,
Yes thats what I understand.
Regards,
MMKhan
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Peace all,
I tend to agree with mmkhan because of the wording of the ayat
53 Made lawful for you are all the animals of the livestock, EXCEPT that which is being recited to you, and what you are not allowed to hunt of the game while you are under restriction. God decrees as He pleases.
The use of the word "EXCEPT" here clearly shows that the 4 categories of forbidden food mentioned later are SUBSETS OF "BAHEEMATUL AN'AAM" only and not subsets of ALL ANIMALS.
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Peace all,
I tend to agree with mmkhan because of the wording of the ayat
53 Made lawful for you are all the animals of the livestock, EXCEPT that which is being recited to you, and what you are not allowed to hunt of the game while you are under restriction. God decrees as He pleases.
The use of the word "EXCEPT" here clearly shows that the 4 categories of forbidden food mentioned later are SUBSETS OF "BAHEEMATUL AN'AAM" only and not subsets of ALL ANIMALS.
salam tanveermd .
it still doesnt show how animals other than cattle are forbidden . -
Peace all,
What about "hunting" and "game". What is "game"?.. same as livestock? Is there a need to HUNT livestock?
it still doesnt show how animals other than cattle are forbidden .
Good points. As I will demonstrate, it is not just livestock but ANY QUADRUPED ANIMAL OF THE CLASS OF CATTLE OR LIVESTOCK.
Following is the pm translation of 53
53 Made lawful for you are all the animals of the livestock, except that which is being recited to you, and what you are not allowed to hunt of the game while you are under restriction. God decrees as He pleases.
Original Text 53
From the wording of the above translation it seems obvious that "baheematul an'aam" includes "the game" also, and hence it appears that "baheematul an'aam" has not been translated properly.
According to dictionary of Al-Qur'aan by Abdul Mannan Omar
BAHEEMATUL AN'AAM QUADRUPEDS which belong to the class of cattle OR which resemble cattle OR any beast which resembles domesticated cattle in so far as it feeds on plants and is not a beast of pray.
Also there is no "and" in the original Arabic immediately after "except that which is being recited to you". Following is the transliteration
Ya ayyuha allatheena amanoo awfoo bialAAuqoodi ohillat lakum baheematu al-anAAami illa ma yutla AAalaykum ghayra muhillee alssaydi waantum hurumun inna Allaha yahkumu ma yureedu
Please notice there is no "wa" between "illa ma yutla AAalaykum" and "ghayra muhillee alssaydi".
According to dictionary of Al-Qur'aan by Abdul Mannan Omar
GHAYRA MUHILLI Not violating the prohibition.
SAYDI Hunting; Chasing gameIMO based on the above points the correct translation of 53 would be
53 Made lawful for you are all the QUADRUPEDS OF THE CLASS OF CATTLE, except that which is being recited to you, NOT VIOLATING THE PROHIBITION OF HUNTING THE GAME while you are under restriction. God decrees as He pleases.
From this it follows that "the game" or the hunted animals includes "quadrupeds of the class of cattle", e.g. deer. What is being said in 53 is that we are allowed to consume "baheematul an'aam", except the 4 forbidden categories, while under restriction, but we are not allowed to hunt while under restriction.
Now let us consider 56
56 They ask you what was made lawful to them, Say "All the good things have been made lawful for you, AND what the trained dogs and birds catch, you teach them from what God teaches you." So eat from what they have captured for you and mention God's name upon it, and be aware of God. God is quick in reckoning.
From this ayat it is obvious that "the game" or the hunted animals (what the trained dogs and birds catch) are also lawful. However IMO it appears from 53 that we are allowed to hunt animals from the category of "baheematul an'aam" only i.e. any animal or beast that resembles cattle.
Comments and criticism welcome.
Regards,
Tanveer
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Peace all,
Well what about fowl, ducks, geese and others then? Can't we hunt those? Are we not allowed to eat those since they are not "baheematul ana'am"?
I was incorrect when I said that we are allowed to hunt "baheematul an'aam" ONLY. What I should have said was that we are allowed to hunt animals of the category of "baheematul an'aam", i.e. "baheematul an'aam" is a subset of "the game". Thanks for correcting me brother Khizar.
According to 56 "all the good things" are lawful and that would include fowl, ducks, geese etc.
Also note the following ayaat
5624 And fruits of their choice.
5625 And meat of birds that they desire.