Fariq Naik – What if Someone Forgets to Mention Allah’s Name before Slaughtering an Animal

23 February 2024

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The speaker discusses the opinion that Kenneth Sirt recites the name of Allah Hapa when they slaughter an animal, but mentions that this is discretionary. When Sirt talks about forgetfulness being lifted from Muhammad's Prophet Muhammad may peace and blessings be, he suggests that people should remember the name when they forget his name. The speaker also mentions that natural forgetfulness is still a possibility.

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			So the first opinion is that it is
compulsory to recite, to mention

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			the name of Allah subhanaw taala
when we are slaughtering an

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			animal, but if a person forgets,
then there is no blame upon him

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			based on the hadith of our beloved
Prophet Muhammad may peace and

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			blessings be upon him. But in our
beloved Prophet Muhammad peace be

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			upon himself to fulfill an
almighty Allah Hapa. When they say

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			I know, Mr. Ali, that
forgetfulness has been lifted from

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			my ummah, and they are exempted
when they forget, as well as if

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			they're forced to do something. So
if a person generally he mentioned

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			the name of Allah subhanaw taala,
when he's sacrificing, but

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			occasionally, he forgets the name
of Allah subhanaw taala or maybe

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			once in a blue moon, he forgets
the name of Allah to mention you

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			forget to mention the name of
Allah subhanaw taala when he's

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			starting the animal and he
genuinely forgets, then inshallah

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			there is no blame upon him and the
meat but natural it is yet halal.