Slaughtering Animals in Islam

Logic of Slaughtering Animals in Islam Halal Janwar Ki 7 Chizein Khana Haram Hain!

❌ Forbidden Parts of a Halal Animal (with Qur’anic Evidence)
Even if an animal is halal (like cow, goat, sheep) and slaughtered properly, Islam forbids eating certain parts due to impurity or harm. These are:

1. Flowing Blood
Status: Haram (forbidden)

Qur’an Evidence (Daleel):

“Forbidden to you is blood...”
Surah Al-Ma'idah 5:3

Note: Liver and spleen are exceptions (allowed in Hadith).

2. Urine and Urinary Bladder
Status: Haram

Qur’an Reason: Urine is najis (impure), and Islam forbids consuming impure things.

Qur’anic Principle:

“...He forbids them what is impure (khabā’ith).”
Surah Al-A'raf 7:157

3. Gallbladder (Bile Sac)
Status: Haram / Makruh (bitter and harmful)

Qur’anic Principle:

“Do not throw yourselves into destruction...”
Surah Al-Baqarah 2:195

4. Genital Organs (Private Parts)
Status: Haram

Reason: Considered impure and disgraceful.

Qur’anic Principle:

“...He forbids them what is impure.”
Surah Al-A'raf 7:157

5. Testicles
Status: Disliked (Makruh) or Haram (according to some scholars)

No direct verse, but included under parts to avoid due to their nature and impurity.

6. Glands (Fat lumps, lymph nodes)
Status: Makruh / sometimes harmful

Qur’an Principle: Avoid harmful things

“Do not kill yourselves. Allah is Most Merciful to you.”
Surah An-Nisa 4:29

7. Spinal Cord Marrow
Status: Disputed

Some scholars say haram if blood not fully drained.

Best to avoid as a precaution.

8. Waste in Intestines (if not cleaned)
Status: Haram if dirty

Reason: Contains najis (filth)

Qur’an Principle: Impure things are forbidden

Surah Al-A'raf 7:157

✅ General Qur’anic Rule:
"He makes lawful for them what is good and pure (tayyibat), and forbids them what is evil and impure (khabā’ith)."
— Surah Al-A'raf (7:157)