Which animals are non-halal (Haram)?

They include: (1) pigs and dogs; (2) animals not slaughtered according to halal principles; (3) carnivores with long, sharp teeth (bears, elephants, tigers, monkeys, cats); (4) all carnivorous birds; (5) animals forbidden to be killed (bees, ants, spiders, woodpeckers); (6) amphibious animals (crocodiles, turtles, frogs); and (7) animals that halal rules require to be removed (rats, scorpions, eagles, crows, rabid dogs).

Non-Halal (Haram) Animals

According to the rules, the following animals are non-halal (Haram): pigs and dogs; animals not slaughtered according to halal principles; carnivores with long, sharp teeth such as bears, elephants, tigers, monkeys and cats; all carnivorous birds; animals forbidden to be killed such as bees, ants, spiders and woodpeckers; amphibious animals such as crocodiles, turtles and frogs; and animals that halal rules require to be removed, such as rats, scorpions, eagles, crows and rabid dogs.

According to the rules, the following animals are non-halal (Haram): Pigs and dogs. Animals not slaughtered according to halal principles. Carnivores with long, sharp teeth, such as bears, elephants, tigers, monkeys and cats. All carnivorous birds. Animals forbidden to be killed, such as bees, ants, spiders and woodpeckers. Amphibious animals, such as crocodiles, turtles and frogs. Animals that halal rules require to be removed, such as rats, scorpions, eagles, crows and rabid dogs.

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Which animals are non-halal (Haram)?: They include: (1) pigs and dogs; (2) animals not slaughtered according to halal principles; (3) carnivores with long, sharp teeth (bears, elephants, tigers, monkeys, cats); (4) all carnivorous birds; (5) animals forbidden to be killed (bees, ants, spiders, woodpeckers); (6) amphibious animals (crocodiles, turtles, frogs); and (7) animals that halal rules require to be removed (rats, scorpions, eagles, crows, rabid dogs).

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