224 – They unanimously agree that the meat of animals slaughtered by non-Muslims who are at war with us is lawful. Malik alone dissented, saying, “The fat of an animal slaughtered by a Jew is not to be eaten.” (1)

225 – They unanimously agree that animals slaughtered by the Magians are unlawful and may not be eaten; Saʿid ibn al-Musayyib was the sole dissenter.

226 – They unanimously agree that an animal slaughtered by a child or a woman from among the People of the Book is permissible. (2)

227 – They unanimously agree that dogs are legitimate hunting animals. One may eat whatever they capture, provided the name of Allah is pronounced over it and the trainer is a Muslim—this excludes the black dog.

228 – They unanimously agree that sea game—catching it, eating it, selling it, and buying it—is lawful for both the pilgrim in iḥrām (the state of consecration) and the one who is not.