How is halal defeats?

Halal Slaughting is performed under Islamic Law. This statement of Islamic law with regard to animals in Arabic is called dhabihah or zabiha . These rules require ritualized defeats through the throats that were blessed in front of Allah. The ritual also requires the animals to be completely dry. Only if this happens, the meat can be certified by halal. First, the environment must be correct and must not be tainted with Haram or non-Halal, products such as pigs or haramba products. That is why Halala is usually used for this process. All equipment used to defeat animals must also be halal. In its most basic means saying the word for God in Arabic, "Allah" before the animal is killed. This is because the Islamic Holy text, the Qur'an, states that one should "not eat from the one on which Allah's name was not pronounced."

DefeatHalal is carried out cuts to jugular veins and also to the carotid artery of the animal in question. This is done by both cows and sheep, but also chickens. Any land animal, including birds that can be eaten under Islamic law, must be killed in this way. This cut must be administered with a sharp knife and must be made by the son of Adam; Which means someone who has a Muslim, Jewish or Christian faith. The cutting blade must be hidden until the last moment so that the animal is not desperate.

Blood must be allowed to drain completely because Islamic law states that the meat from the defeat Halal must be without blood or blood products. For this reason, the animal can die at its own pace before it is strung so that the blood can drain. This process takes longer than non-Halal methods of slaughter and may also require more space.

Dhabihah does not apply to seafood, fish, camels and grasshoppers. It does not even include pigs. This applies to fish and other seafood because laws have not been stipulated as it is forbit. The Qur'an simply states that all seafood is Halal for Muslims, although some disagree. This means that seafood can be killed in any way.

Halal Slaughting caused controversy outside the Islamic community due to perceived cruelty of animals. This is because the animal is often conscious when the killed and the process itself takes longer and causes more pain for the animal than other methods. While many Muslims believe that a stunning animal is Haram, it is a process that is increasingly used to calm animal rights.