Selling some of the shares in the Qurbaani animal
Q: A person purchased a bull for qurbaani. Later on, he decides to sell some shares of the animal to people who intend doing qurbaani. Will it be permissible for him to sell some of the shares?
Qurbaani & Halaal Slaughter
Buying meat from a butcher shop that is not halaal certified
Q: In England, if there is a butcher shop that sells meat and the workers are Muslim and they say that the meat is Halaal, but it is not HMC certified, can you buy and eat the meat from this shop?
Catching and releasing when fishing
Q: I went fishing recently and before catching any fish I did not have a clear intention whether I would catch and release the fish or eat it. When I had the fish already hooked on the line I was told that we should eat it by 1 person so I pulled it out and thought we were going to eat it. But then another person more knowledgeable told me to release it back into the ocean because the fish was a bottom feeder and would not be nice to eat. I then released the fish back into the ocean after it had already been hurt by the hook. I did not know that it is not good to catch and release before fishing. Did I commit a sin by catching and releasing that fish?
Fishing on a private dam and catching and releasing fish
Q:
1. Is it permissible to fish on a private dam without the owners permission?
2. Can I join a membership that has a yearly fee and gives me access to places belonging to that company throughout the year?
3. Is it permissible to catch and release fish?
Some laws pertaining to fishing
Q:
1. What is the correct way to kill a fish so it is halal to eat?
2. If I get a live fish, and it dies because it was taken out of the water (lack of oxygen), can I eat it?
3. Or does the fish have to be killed with a knife then its permissible to eat?
Sacrificing on the name of anyone besides Allah Ta'ala
Q:
1. Is sacrificing meat for anyone other than Allah considered an act of shirk (associating partners with Allah), or is it regarded as a bid’ah (innovation) that does not amount to shirk?
2. If it is indeed shirk, then what is the ruling if a Muslim sacrifices meat for a highly revered figure in Islam such as the Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessing of Allah be upon him), Prophet Isa (Jesus, peace be upon him), or Ali (may Allah be pleased with him); or alternatively, if the sacrifice is made for a sacred Islamic site like the Ka'bah or Masjid al-Aqsa? Would such an act nullify the person's faith (iman)?
Finding an animal dead after shooting it with an arrow
Q: When hunting, if one does not pursue the animal after shooting it with an arrow and later on finds it dead, will it be halaal for him to consume it?
Father buying qurbaani animals for his children upon whom qurbaani is waajib
Q: The father buys for his daughters sheep to slaughter for Qurbaani and the daughters have the means to make Qurbaani. Who does the meat belong to, the father or the daughters?
Stunned meat
Q: What is the fatwa regarding stunned meat?
Partaking of a family member's qurbaani meat with their consent
Q: A father purchases sheep for his family to fulfill their qurbaani. Each persons qurbaani is sliced and sent to the house together. Everyone in the house is eating everyone’s qurbaani and they are happy with this. Is this correct.