animals

Q: If an animal was hunted according to the correct sharee method but not in conformity to the laws of the country, will the animal be halaal?

Q: If we have a pet (budgie) that is severely ill, what would be the best for us to do:

1. Do everything to treat him even though this costs much money that could have been spent on humans (one visit to the vet is about 60 pounds, with additional costs depending on what treatment they chose)

2. Let him live even though he suffers

3. Euthanasia

Q: Can one perform zabiha of an animal that is purchased with illegal means, i.e. money earned from gambling, smuggling drugs, etc.

Q: With the advancement of science and technology, scientist and researchers in China, Europe or other Western countries are creating Animal Human hybrid or trying to create a human child from animals using stem cells or sperm of human and combining them with animals cells to produce human child and became successful to some extent. In future if due to such thing a human child is born from animals and one tends to drink the milk of those animals, so are the laws of foster relationship or “Razaat” develops with those animals according to Islam. Kindly explain in detail.

Q:

1. What is the correct way to slaughter an animal, especially a hen, in the right way?

2. What are the conditions for a slaughter or meat to be considered halal?

Q: Do animals have their own wish or do they do what Allah wishes?

Q: I have to ask one question relating to Razaa'at or foster relationship. If an adult person of any age or infant child or child of any age drinks the milk of any kind and type of animal, whether it is the milk of cat, cow or any animal which gives milk either the animal is halal or haram, so is the relationship of Razaa'at or foster relationship established with the animal or it's only established with the milk of human beings?

Q: Is it permissible to eat the meat of a giraffe? Is there any proof to substantiate the permissibility of giraffe meat being halaal?

Q: Is it permissble to wear clothing with an outline of animal with no face or eyes, but it does look like an animal?

Q: Is it permissible to wear clothing with the outline of an animal no eyes or face in and out of salaat?