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Ruling 2617. In some traditions, a number of things are considered to be disapproved when slaughtering an animal:
1. to remove the hide of an animal before the spirit (rūḥ) has left its body;
2. to slaughter an animal in a place where a similar animal can see it being slaughtered;
3. to slaughter an animal at night or before midday (ẓuhr) on Friday. However, it is not disapproved in case of necessity;
4. for a person to slaughter a quadruped that he has trained himself.
Chapter thirty-two » Laws relating to hunting with weapons →
← Chapter thirty-two » Recommended (mustaḥabb) acts when slaughtering an animal
1. to remove the hide of an animal before the spirit (rūḥ) has left its body;
2. to slaughter an animal in a place where a similar animal can see it being slaughtered;
3. to slaughter an animal at night or before midday (ẓuhr) on Friday. However, it is not disapproved in case of necessity;
4. for a person to slaughter a quadruped that he has trained himself.