Purification of Hides and Special Animal Substances

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• What are the two types of tanning (al-Dibaghah) recognized in the text to purify carcass hides?
• A pig's hide is not purified by tanning under the rule stated in this chapter.
• Why is the use of tanned human skin prohibited according to the commentary?
• What is the legal effect of performing a proper Islamic slaughter (al-Dhakah) on a non-edible animal like a leopard or donkey?
• The cut hair, clipped feathers, horns, hooves, and bones of land carcasses are considered pure because they do not contain flowing blood.
• Match the animal carcass parts with their correct legal purity status:
• Sort the following substances into "Pure" and "Impure" according to Noor-ul-Idah:
• Civet (al-Zabād) is classified as impure, and prayer is invalid if a person wears it.