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What is the ruling on fish that has been caught underwater with an arrow and died either in the fisher's quiver or on the arrow? [AR_ID:5267]
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The ruling on fish caught underwater with an arrow is as follows:

According to the principles of Islamic jurisprudence:

It is permissible to eat fish that has died in the water, whether it is in the fisher's quiver or on the arrow:

It is permissible to eat fish that has died in the water, as long as it is not dead due to suffocation or any other reason that would render it non-halal.

Additionally, it is permissible to eat fish that has died in the water, provided it is not dead due to suffocation or any other reason that would render it non-halal.

For further details, refer to: Islamic Jurisprudence - Book 3 - Fish - 823 + 827 + 282 + 1; 2; 3.


As for the ruling on fish caught with an arrow:

It is permissible to eat fish that has died in the water.

For more information, refer to: Islamic Sources.

May Allah guide us all.

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