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English translation
4442. Hârûn bin Abî Waki’ – who is Hârûn bin ‘Antarah – narrated from his father, from Ibn ‘Abbâs, concerning the saying of Allâh, the
Mighty and Sublime: "Eat not of that on which Allāh's name has not been pronounced"[1] – that he said: "The idolators argued with them and said: 'Whatever Allāh kills you do not eat, and whatever you kill you eat!'" (Ḥasan)
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[1] Al-An’âm 6:121.
Commentary
We learn here, that in this noble Verse, the meaning is that animal which dies of its own, and one does not get an opportunity to slaughter it. In the same manner, the animal which is slaughtered in the name of other than Allāh is unlawful, and the animal which is slaughtered by a polytheist is unlawful, irrespective of whether he recites the name of Allāh, or of other than Allāh.