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English translation
4404. It was narrated from Muḥammad bin Saṣwân that he caught two rabbits and he could not find a knife with which to slaughter them, so he slaughtered them with Marwah. Then he came to the Prophet ﷺ and said: "O Messenger of Allâh! I caught two rabbits but I could not
find a knife with which to slaughter them, so I slaughtered them with Marwah; can I eat them?" He said: "Eat (them)." (Hasan)
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[1] In Hâdî As-Sârî, Ibn Hajar says that it is a sharp stone after which the mountain across from Saṣâ was named. In Tuhfat Al-Ahwadhî, it is given the additional description of being "white."
Commentary
The objective of Ad-Dhabh is to cause the blood to flow; with whatever object it is made to flow with, provided it is sharp-edged and slaughters at one go. One should not exert pressure upon the throat, but one should rather slay quickly, so that the animal feels minimal pain.