Question
We, here in Karachi, Pakistan, buy our meat and chickens from a Shiah butchery. The Shiah buys his meat stock and chicken stock from Sunni sources. Is it permissible to consume the meat and chickens? There is a fatwa of Jamia Binori Town that if the Shiah does not do the zabeeha, or his aqaaid are not baatil, the meat can be consumed. The same they write for Sunni-Shiah marraige that if the aqaaid of the Shiah are not baatil, it will be legal but take care. How can it ever be possible that a Shiah will not have baatil aqaaid? They always use such a language in their fatwas that a layman like me is puzzled. Anyway I was very worried.
Answer
The meat obtained from the Shiah is haraam regardless of the halaal source it is being acquired. It is really surprising that in a huge city such as Karachi you are unable to find a Muslim butchery.
Do not trust the fatwas of the Molvis of today. Even Jamiah Binnori Town has strayed from the Straight Path. The dunya is their objective. Ilm is nowadays taught for worldly and nafsaani objectives. That is why their fatwas are puzzling and confusing. They are no longer Ulama-e- Haqq. They speak with forked and twisted tongues as did the munaafiqeen. Their fatwas are based on bunkum. They misguide the unwary and the ignorant.
- Source
- themajlis.co.za
- Published in
- The Majlis Vol 28 No 02
- PDF page
- 4
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