A pellet or stone thrown that kills

Sayyiduna Ammar (may Allah be pleased with him) said: When you throw a clay pellet or a stone at game, having mentioned the name of Allah, then eat that game, even if it kills it.

Nafi' said: Sayyiduna Ibn Umar (may Allah be pleased with them both) would not eat game killed with a clay pellet or a stone.

Al-Qasim and Salim used to consider game killed with a clay pellet disliked (makruh); however, if there was a chance to slaughter it, they saw no harm in it.

Isa bin al-Mughirah said: I asked al-Sha'bi about hunting with the mi'rad (a blunt, featherless shaft) and the clay pellet. He said: "That is what the people of Sham give fatwas by" and it turned out that he himself did not hold that view.

Ibrahim said: Do not eat game killed with a clay pellet without slaughtering it.

Mujahid said: Do not eat game struck with a clay pellet or a stone without slaughtering it.

Sa'id bin al-Musayyib said: Whatever game you bring down with a stone, eat it.

Ikrimah used to dislike it and say: It is mawqudhah (an animal killed by a blow).

Mujahid considered it disliked (makruh).

Sa'id said: Any wild animal that you strike with a stick, a stone or a clay pellet, having mentioned the name of Allah over it, eat it.

Ibrahim said: When the stone kills the animal, do not eat it.

Amir said: Do not eat game hunted with a clay pellet unless you slaughter it.

Al-Hasan said: If a man strikes game with a stone or a clay pellet, he may not eat it unless he gets the chance to slaughter it.