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    The document discusses rules regarding purifying animal hides and skins according to Islamic jurisprudence. It states that the hide of a dead animal can be purified through proper tanning using methods like karad'h or soiling and sun exposure. However, the hide of a pig or human skin cannot be purified. It also notes that the hide of an animal whose meat is unlawful can be purified if it is slaughtered correctly according to Islamic law, while the meat remains unlawful. The document lists other animal parts like hair, feathers, horns and bones that do not contain blood as pure, except for nerves. It declares musk skin and musk itself as pure and permissible to eat, and states that civet is pure

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    Purifying the Hide (Skin) of a Dead Animal

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    Fiqh 41

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    Fiqh (Jurisprudence) : Noor-ul-Idha Wa Najatul Arwaah

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    The document discusses rules regarding purifying animal hides and skins according to Islamic jurisprudence. It states that the hide of a dead animal can be purified through proper tanning using methods like karad'h or soiling and sun exposure. However, the hide of a pig or human skin cannot be purified. It also notes that the hide of an animal whose meat is unlawful can be purified if it is slaughtered correctly according to Islamic law, while the meat remains unlawful. The document lists other animal parts like hair, feathers, horns and bones that do not contain blood as pure, except for nerves. It declares musk skin and musk itself as pure and permissible to eat, and states that civet is pure

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    Fiqh (Jurisprudence)

    Noor-ul-Idha wa Najatul Arwaah


    (The light of clarification and the Salvation of Souls)


    Purifying The Hide (Skin) Of A Dead Animal


    The hide of a dead animal is purified via true tanning. This can be achieved by using karad'h or the hide may be tanned by something that has the same legal status as true tanning, such as cleansing the hide with soil or placing it in the sun. The hide of a pig however, does not become pure by any means of tanning. The same applies to the skin of a human.


    The hide of an animal whose meat is unlawful is purified if it is slaughtered in accordance with Islamic law, whilst the meat remains unlawful, and this is the correct view which the fatwa coincides with.


    All other parts of the animal which blood does not flow through is regarded as pure such as the hair and feathers that have separated from the animal, including the horns, hoofs and bones that contain no fatty grease. However, the nerves are impure according to the soundest view.


    Also, the skin that contains the musk is pure including the musk itself and it is permissible to eat.


    Civet is deemed pure. It is permitted for one to pray whilst he is perfumed in it.


    END OF THE BOOK PURIFICATION

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