Is the slaughtered animal of a Kitabi permissible to eat, as well as that of one who insults the Companions and accuses Aisha of indecency, with evidence from the Quran or Hadith?
Discussion about the slaughtered animal of a Kitābī (People of the Book) has previously taken place in fatwas numbered (35071) and (45656). As for the slaughtered animal of one who reviles the Companions: if he reviles all of them, or most of them, or reviles any of those whose virtue has been established by numerous religious texts, then his slaughtered animal is not lawful. For details on the ruling concerning reviling the Companions, please refer to number (31274) and fatwa number (45902). As for one who claims the distortion of the Quran, or the divinity of anyone other than Allah, or slanders the Mother of the Believers, Aisha, may Allah be pleased with her, with that from which Allah has absolved her, then he is a disbeliever, outside the fold of Islam, and his slaughtered animal is not lawful.
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