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3177. It was narrated that 'Adi bin Hâtim said: "I said: 'O Messenger of Allâh, we hunt game but we cannot find anything but the sharp edge of a stone or stick (with which to slaughter it).' He said: 'Cause the blood to flow with whatever you want, and mention the Name of Allâh over it.'" (Hasan)
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It means a sharp-edged piece of wood which can be used as a knife and for slaughtering. However, cutting the arteries and permitting the blood to flow from the body is compulsory for an animal to be considered slaughtered properly, which is not so in the case of an animal that is killed by strangling.