Ruling on Dealing with Spoiled Foods in Islamic Fiqh

This research deals with the statement of the legal ruling on how to deal with spoiled foods and foods that cause harm between human health and the environment, and these foods are not suitable for human consumption and some are not even suitable for animals, and the research deals with an issue th...

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Main Authors: Kamal Sadiq Yasin, Aveen Mohamed Shareef
Format: Article
Language:Arabic
Published: Salahaddin University-Erbil 2020-04-01
Series:Zanco Journal of Humanity Sciences
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Online Access:https://zancojournal.su.edu.krd/index.php/JAHS/article/view/3418
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Summary:This research deals with the statement of the legal ruling on how to deal with spoiled foods and foods that cause harm between human health and the environment, and these foods are not suitable for human consumption and some are not even suitable for animals, and the research deals with an issue that affects the daily life of ordinary people necessary related to eating and drinking. In Sharia It is forbidden for a person to eat what is harmful and not beneficial to him. It is obligatory for Muslim to protect himself from disease, destruction and death. The research found that trafficking in spoiled food is prohibited by Islamic law, and everyone who harms another person’s life must bear compensation for that act to the extent that it harms others.
ISSN:2412-396X