THE USE OF FODDERS WHICH CONTAIN ANIMAL RAW MATERIALS IN FEEDING HALAL ANIMALS AND ITS JURISPRUDENTIAL RESULTS

The development of the compound feed industry has produced different feed combinations in order to get the maximum benefit from animals in the last century. The raw materials including animal origins and addictive materials have been added to these combinations. Thus, animals started to eat not only vegetable feeds, but also their derivatives. In this regard, this article examines the jurisprudential situation of these animals that are halal for human and fed by the mentioned compound feeds. The issue has been examined through the perspectives of jallala, damage, animal nature, habith, and istihala. Then, this study found that the fodders considered as unclean by Islamic jurisprudence and addictive materials including health risk are unfavorable. This study also discovered that animals that are fed by these kinds of fodders are unfavorable as well. The main reasons for this ruling on the prohibition of the meat of jallala grounded in the Hadiths. Its reasons are some sicknesses that arise in people who consume the meat of the jallala, feeding herbivorous animals with such foods is incompatible with their natural disposition, and animals are fed by such unclean foods lose their cleanness status over time. These are the foundation of this jurisprudential ruling. Even though the unclean foods may experience istihala in the stomach of the animals, some bacteria, virus, and fungi which are in these foods continue to live in the body of the animal and then transport to the people who consume it and lead to some sicknesses in humans