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Dar Al-Iftaa: "Candy Animal" Trend Considered Illegitimate and Violating Islamic Principles
The Egyptian Dar Al-Ifta has confirmed that the trend of "sacrificing candy animals," which involves representing the slaughter of figurines made of cake or dough in front of a live animal, is considered forbidden (haram) in Islamic law. Such behavior causes fear and panic among the animals and constitutes psychological harm to them. It also contradicts the principles of mercy and compassion established by Islamic teachings. Additionally, these practices are incompatible with the objectives and ethics of Sharia and violate the values of humane treatment of animals.
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