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The Egyptian Dar Al-Iftaa confirmed that hunting animals in Islam is permitted based on the pursuit of lawful benefit, such as for food or to prevent harm, provided that it adheres to Shariah rules that preserve environmental balance. They pointed out that hunting becomes forbidden when it leads to the extinction of a species or threatens its endangerment, because of the resulting imbalance in the ecosystem, which is considered a form of corruption on Earth prohibited in the Holy Quran.
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