Halal or Not? Your Guide to Permissible Land and Aquatic Animals

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Maintaining a list of what is permissible (halal) and what is not (haram) regarding animals is deemed essential by Muslims who adhere to Islamic dietary guidelines. Several reasons underscore the significance of this list.

Before delving into the details, it is crucial to understand the criteria for classifying a land animal as Halal according to Islamic law:

The animal must belong to a permissible species. According to the Islamic halal rule, animals with fangs and claws, alongside birds with talons, are non-halal and unfit for eating. Since crocodiles are also land animals, the reason for the prohibition is valid. They are land animals with fangs, therefore non-halal.
Fact: While consuming certain animals (such as carnivorous animals or those trained to fight) is generally considered haram or forbidden in Islam, this is not always the case. For example, chickens and turkeys have claws and beaks and are generally considered halal.
It must be alive and healthy at the time of slaughter.
The slaughtering process must be carried out by a sane adult Muslim.
The name of Allah must be invoked during the slaughter.
The animal should be swiftly and precisely slaughtered with a sharp knife, ensuring that the throat, windpipe, and blood vessels in the neck are cut, leading to the animal’s death without severing the spine.
The blood must be fully drained from the veins.

Regarding seafood, the Hanafi and Shafi’i schools of Islamic jurisprudence hold differing views:

According to the Shafi’i school, all living creatures in the sea, regardless of their resemblance to fish, are considered halal. This category includes oysters, shrimp, lobsters, and crabs.
However, the Hanafi school adopts a more restrictive stance. They permit only fish from the sea (with fins and scales), while other sea creatures are generally deemed unlawful for consumption. Notably, opinions within the Hanafi school vary regarding prawns, with some scholars allowing them due to their resemblance to fish, while others do not.
Naturally poisonous animals are generally prohibited in Islamic jurisprudence due to the health risks they pose to humans. However, certain non-harmful parts of animals, especially aquatic ones, may be permissible.
Consult knowledgeable Islamic scholars or Halal certification authorities to navigate these dietary guidelines effectively.

This comprehensive list may help Muslims to make informed choices aligned with their religious beliefs, health considerations, ethical values, and cultural practices.

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Halal Animals (Permissible to Eat)

#	Animal	Status
1	Addax Land animals · Addax nasomaculatus	Halal
2	Albatross Birds · Diomedeidae	Halal
3	Alpaca Land animals · Vicugna pacos	Halal
4	Anglerfish Fish · Lophiiformes	Halal
5	Antelope Land animals · Bovidae (various species)	Halal
6	Argali Land animals · Ovis ammon	Halal
7	Barracuda Fish · Sphyraena	Halal
8	Birds without talons Birds	Halal
9	Bison Land animals · Bison bison / Bison bonasus	Halal
10	Blackbird Birds · Turdus merula	Halal
11	Budgerigar Birds · Melopsittacus undulatus	Halal
12	Buffalo Land animals · Bubalus bubalis	Halal
13	Bustard (bird) Birds · Otididae	Halal
14	Camel Land animals · Camelus dromedarius / Camelus bactrianus	Halal
15	Catfish Fish · Siluriformes	Halal
16	Caviar Fish · Acipenseriformes	Halal
17	Chicken Birds · Gallus gallus domesticus	Halal
18	Clam Marine seafood · Bivalvia	Halal
19	Cormorant Birds · Phalacrocorax	Halal
20	Cow Land animals · Bos taurus	Halal
21	Crab Marine seafood · Brachyura See Mud Crab in the Not Halal table.	Halal
22	Crane Birds · Gruidae	Halal
23	Crawfish Marine seafood · Astacidea	Halal
24	Crayfish Marine seafood · Astacidea	Halal
25	Cricket Insects & land invertebrates · Gryllidae	Halal
26	Cuttlefish Marine seafood · Sepiida	Halal
27	Deer Land animals · Cervidae	Halal
28	Dogfish Fish · Squalus acanthias	Halal
29	Dolphin Marine mammals · Delphinidae Only according to the Shafi’i and Maliki schools.	Halal
30	Dove Birds · Columbidae	Halal
31	Duck Birds · Anatidae	Halal
32	Dugong Marine mammals · Dugong dugon Only according to the Shafi’i and Maliki schools.	Halal
33	Eel Fish · Anguilla	Halal
34	Egg roe Fish	Halal
35	Egret Birds · Ardeidae	Halal
36	Eland Land animals · Taurotragus oryx	Halal
37	Finch Birds · Fringillidae	Halal
38	Fish (common fish, e.g., salmon, snapper) Fish	Halal
39	Flamingo Birds · Phoenicopteridae	Halal
40	Francolin Birds · Francolinus	Halal
41	Freshwater fish (e.g., tilapia) Fish	Halal
42	Gazelle Land animals · Gazella	Halal
43	Geese Birds · Anser	Halal
44	Gemsbok Land animals · Oryx gazella	Halal
45	Giraffe Land animals · Giraffa camelopardalis	Halal
46	Goat Land animals · Capra hircus	Halal
47	Grasshopper Insects & land invertebrates · Caelifera	Halal
48	Grebe Birds · Podicipedidae	Halal
49	Gull Birds · Laridae	Halal
50	Hagfish Fish · Myxinidae	Halal
51	Hares Land animals · Lepus	Halal
52	Heron Birds · Ardeidae	Halal
53	Hoopoe Birds · Upupa epops	Halal
54	Horse Land animals · Equus ferus caballus	Halal
55	Ibex Land animals · Capra ibex	Halal
56	Ibis Birds · Threskiornithidae	Halal
57	Kangaroo Land animals · Macropus If the government protects it as a protected species, it is not Halal under the rules of the land.	Halal
58	Kingfisher Birds · Alcedinidae	Halal
59	Krill Marine seafood · Euphausiacea	Halal
60	Lamb Land animals · Ovis aries	Halal
61	Llama Land animals · Lama glama	Halal
62	Lobster Marine seafood · Nephropidae	Halal
63	Locust Insects & land invertebrates · Acrididae	Halal
64	Loon Birds · Gavia	Halal
65	Mackerel Fish · Scombridae	Halal
66	Magpie Birds · Pica pica	Halal
67	Manta ray Fish · Mobula	Halal
68	Martlet Birds	Halal
69	Moorhen Birds · Gallinula chloropus	Halal
70	Moose Land animals · Alces alces	Halal
71	Mussel Marine seafood · Mytilidae	Halal
72	Nightingale Birds · Luscinia megarhynchos	Halal
73	Octopus Marine seafood · Octopoda	Halal
74	Oryx Land animals · Oryx	Halal
75	Ostrich Birds · Struthio camelus	Halal
76	Ox Land animals · Bos taurus	Halal
77	Oyster Marine seafood · Ostreidae	Halal
78	Parrot Birds · Psittaciformes	Halal
79	Partridge Birds · Perdix perdix	Halal
80	Peacock Birds · Pavo cristatus	Halal
81	Pelican Birds · Pelecanus	Halal
82	Penguin Birds · Spheniscidae	Halal
83	Petrel Birds · Procellariidae	Halal
84	Pigeon Birds · Columba livia	Halal
85	Pike Fish · Esox lucius	Halal
86	Puffin Birds · Fratercula	Halal
87	Quail Birds · Coturnix	Halal
88	Rabbit Land animals · Oryctolagus cuniculus	Halal
89	Reindeer Land animals · Rangifer tarandus	Halal
90	Ringdove / woodpigeon Birds · Columba palumbus	Halal
91	Roebuck Land animals · Capreolus capreolus	Halal
92	Roller Birds · Coraciidae	Halal
93	Rooster Birds · Gallus gallus domesticus	Halal
94	Scallop Marine seafood · Pectinidae	Halal
95	Sea urchin Marine seafood · Echinoidea	Halal
96	Shark Fish · Selachimorpha With limitations due to arsenic and mercury levels.	Halal
97	Shearwater Birds · Puffinus	Halal
98	Sheep Land animals · Ovis aries	Halal
99	Shrimp Marine seafood · Caridea	Halal
100	Small birds (sparrow, swallow, finch) Birds	Halal
101	Snipe Birds · Gallinago	Halal
102	Spoonbill Birds · Platalea	Halal
103	Springbok Land animals · Antidorcas marsupialis	Halal
104	Squid Marine seafood · Teuthida	Halal
105	Squirrel Land animals · Sciuridae Scholars hold two opinions (Halal and Haram), since the squirrel is considered vermin.	Halal
106	Stag Land animals · Cervus elaphus	Halal
107	Starfish Marine seafood · Asteroidea	Halal
108	Starling Birds · Sturnus vulgaris	Halal
109	Stingray Fish · Myliobatiformes	Halal
110	Stork Birds · Ciconiidae	Halal
111	Sturgeon Fish · Acipenser If the government protects it as a protected species, it is not Halal under the rules of the land.	Halal
112	Swan Birds · Cygnus	Halal
113	Tern / sea swallow Birds · Sternidae	Halal
114	Thrush Birds · Turdidae	Halal
115	Trout Fish · Salmo trutta	Halal
116	Turkey Birds · Meleagris gallopavo	Halal
117	Turtledove Birds · Streptopelia turtur	Halal
118	Wallaby Land animals · Macropodidae	Halal
119	Waterbuck Land animals · Kobus ellipsiprymnus	Halal
120	White abalone Marine seafood · Haliotis sorenseni	Halal
121	Wild-range fish Fish	Halal
122	Wildebeest Land animals · Connochaetes	Halal
123	Wren Birds · Troglodytidae	Halal
124	Zebra Land animals · Hippotigris	Halal

Note: For aquatic animals, any form of poison or intoxicant must be removed. Land animals must be slaughtered according to the Halal slaughtering process.

Haram Animals (Impermissible to Eat)

#	Animal	Status
1	Aardvark Land animals · Orycteropus afer	Haram
2	Alligator Reptiles & amphibians · Alligator mississippiensis	Haram
3	Animals that live underground (burrowing animals) Land animals	Haram
4	Ant Insects & land invertebrates · Formicidae	Haram
5	Anteater Land animals · Vermilingua	Haram
6	Ape Land animals · Hominoidea	Haram
7	Armadillo Land animals · Dasypodidae	Haram
8	Badger Land animals · Meles meles	Haram
9	Barnacle Marine seafood · Cirripedia Only according to the Hanafi school.	Haram
10	Beaver Land animals · Castor	Haram
11	Bee Insects & land invertebrates · Anthophila	Haram
12	Beetle Insects & land invertebrates · Coleoptera	Haram
13	Bilby Land animals · Macrotis lagotis	Haram
14	Birds with talons that use them to hunt Birds	Haram
15	Black bear Land animals · Ursus americanus	Haram
16	Butterfly Insects & land invertebrates · Papilionoidea	Haram
17	Caecilians Reptiles & amphibians · Gymnophiona	Haram
18	Capybara Land animals · Hydrochoerus hydrochaeris	Haram
19	Cat Land animals · Felis catus	Haram
20	Caterpillar Insects & land invertebrates · Lepidoptera (larvae)	Haram
21	Centipede Insects & land invertebrates · Chilopoda	Haram
22	Chameleon Reptiles & amphibians · Chamaeleonidae	Haram
23	Cheetah Land animals · Acinonyx jubatus	Haram
24	Chimpanzee Land animals · Pan troglodytes	Haram
25	Chinchilla Land animals · Chinchilla lanigera	Haram
26	Chipmunk Land animals · Tamiini	Haram
27	Cicada Insects & land invertebrates · Cicadidae	Haram
28	Coati Land animals · Nasua	Haram
29	Cockle Marine seafood · Cardiidae Only according to the Hanafi school.	Haram
30	Cockroach Insects & land invertebrates · Blattodea	Haram
31	Cony Land animals	Haram
32	Cougar Land animals · Puma concolor	Haram
33	Coyote Land animals · Canis latrans	Haram
34	Coypu Land animals · Myocastor coypus	Haram
35	Creepy crawlies (insects and bugs) Insects & land invertebrates	Haram
36	Crocodile Reptiles & amphibians · Crocodylus	Haram
37	Crow, and all birds that eat beef only Birds · Corvus	Haram
38	Dingo Land animals · Canis lupus dingo	Haram
39	Dog Land animals · Canis lupus familiaris	Haram
40	Dolphin Marine mammals · Delphinidae Only according to the Hanafi school.	Haram
41	Donkey Land animals · Equus africanus asinus	Haram
42	Dormouse Land animals · Gliridae	Haram
43	Dragonfly Insects & land invertebrates · Anisoptera	Haram
44	Dugong Marine mammals · Dugong dugon Only according to the Hanafi school.	Haram
45	Eagle Birds · Accipitridae	Haram
46	Earwig Insects & land invertebrates · Dermaptera	Haram
47	Elephant Land animals · Elephantidae	Haram
48	Ermine Land animals · Mustela erminea	Haram
49	Falcon Birds · Falco	Haram
50	Fennec Land animals · Vulpes zerda	Haram
51	Flea Insects & land invertebrates · Siphonaptera	Haram
52	Fly Insects & land invertebrates · Diptera	Haram
53	Fox Land animals · Vulpes	Haram
54	Frog Reptiles & amphibians · Anura	Haram
55	Gecko Reptiles & amphibians · Gekkota	Haram
56	Gerbil Land animals · Gerbillinae	Haram
57	Gharial Reptiles & amphibians · Gavialis gangeticus	Haram
58	Glede Birds · Milvus	Haram
59	Gopher Land animals · Geomyidae	Haram
60	Gorilla Land animals · Gorilla	Haram
61	Grizzly bear Land animals · Ursus arctos horribilis	Haram
62	Groundhog Land animals · Marmota monax	Haram
63	Hamster Land animals · Cricetinae	Haram
64	Harrier Birds · Circus	Haram
65	Hawk Birds · Accipitridae	Haram
66	Hedgehog Land animals · Erinaceinae	Haram
67	Hippopotamus Land animals · Hippopotamus amphibius	Haram
68	Hornet Insects & land invertebrates · Vespa	Haram
69	Hyena Land animals · Hyaenidae	Haram
70	Iguana Reptiles & amphibians · Iguana	Haram
71	Jackal Land animals · Canis aureus	Haram
72	Jaguar Land animals · Panthera onca	Haram
73	Jellyfish Marine seafood · Scyphozoa The venomous part is Haram.	Haram
74	Jerboa Land animals · Dipodidae	Haram
75	Kinkajou Land animals · Potos flavus	Haram
76	Kite Birds · Milvus	Haram
77	Kitten Land animals · Felis catus	Haram
78	Komodo dragon Reptiles & amphibians · Varanus komodoensis	Haram
79	Ladybird Insects & land invertebrates · Coccinellidae	Haram
80	Leopard Land animals · Panthera pardus	Haram
81	Lice Insects & land invertebrates · Phthiraptera	Haram
82	Lion Land animals · Panthera leo	Haram
83	Lizard Reptiles & amphibians · Lacertilia	Haram
84	Lynx Land animals · Lynx	Haram
85	Mandrill Land animals · Mandrillus sphinx	Haram
86	Marten Land animals · Martes	Haram
87	Mayfly Insects & land invertebrates · Ephemeroptera	Haram
88	Mice Land animals · Mus musculus	Haram
89	Millipede Insects & land invertebrates · Diplopoda	Haram
90	Mink Land animals · Neogale vison	Haram
91	Mole Land animals · Talpidae	Haram
92	Mongoose Land animals · Herpestidae	Haram
93	Monkey Land animals · Simiiformes	Haram
94	Mosquito Insects & land invertebrates · Culicidae	Haram
95	Moth Insects & land invertebrates · Lepidoptera	Haram
96	Mud crab Marine seafood · Scylla serrata Lacks flipper legs, a sign that it lives predominantly on land.	Haram
97	Mule Land animals · Equus asinus × Equus caballus	Haram
98	Muskrat Land animals · Ondatra zibethicus	Haram
99	Newt Reptiles & amphibians · Pleurodelinae	Haram
100	Nutria Land animals · Myocastor coypus	Haram
101	Opossum Land animals · Didelphimorphia	Haram
102	Orang-utan Land animals · Pongo	Haram
103	Owl Birds · Strigiformes	Haram
104	Panther Land animals · Panthera	Haram
105	Peccary Land animals · Tayassuidae	Haram
106	Periwinkle Marine seafood · Littorina littorea Only according to the Hanafi school.	Haram
107	Pig Land animals · Sus scrofa domesticus	Haram
108	Polar bear Land animals · Ursus maritimus	Haram
109	Porcupine Land animals · Hystricidae	Haram
110	Prairie dog Land animals · Cynomys	Haram
111	Raccoon Land animals · Procyon lotor	Haram
112	Rat Land animals · Rattus	Haram
113	Rodents Land animals · Rodentia	Haram
114	Sable Land animals · Martes zibellina	Haram
115	Salamander Reptiles & amphibians · Caudata	Haram
116	Sannakji (a dish of live baby octopus) Marine seafood · Octopus minor Only according to the Hanafi school.	Haram
117	Scorpion Insects & land invertebrates · Scorpiones	Haram
118	Sea snail Marine seafood · Gastropoda Only according to the Hanafi school.	Haram
119	Sea squirt Marine seafood · Ascidiacea Only according to the Hanafi school.	Haram
120	Seal Marine mammals · Phocidae Only according to the Hanafi school.	Haram
121	Shrew Land animals · Soricidae	Haram
122	Skunk Land animals · Mephitidae	Haram
123	Slug Insects & land invertebrates · Gastropoda	Haram
124	Snail Insects & land invertebrates · Gastropoda	Haram
125	Snake Reptiles & amphibians · Serpentes	Haram
126	Spider Insects & land invertebrates · Araneae	Haram
127	Sponge Marine seafood · Porifera Only according to the Hanafi school.	Haram
128	Squirrel Land animals · Sciuridae Scholars hold two opinions (Halal and Haram), since the squirrel is considered vermin.	Haram
129	Stoat Land animals · Mustela erminea	Haram
130	Stone crab Marine seafood · Menippe mercenaria Only according to the Hanafi school.	Haram
131	Termite Insects & land invertebrates · Termitoidae	Haram
132	Tick Insects & land invertebrates · Ixodida	Haram
133	Tiger Land animals · Panthera tigris	Haram
134	Toad Reptiles & amphibians · Bufonidae	Haram
135	Tortoise / turtle Reptiles & amphibians · Testudines	Haram
136	Vermin Land animals Any animal or insect classed as vermin.	Haram
137	Vole Land animals · Arvicolinae	Haram
138	Vulture Birds · Accipitridae / Cathartidae	Haram
139	Walrus Marine mammals · Odobenus rosmarus Only according to the Hanafi school.	Haram
140	Wasp Insects & land invertebrates · Vespidae	Haram
141	Weasel Land animals · Mustela nivalis	Haram
142	Whelk Marine seafood · Buccinidae Only according to the Hanafi school.	Haram
143	Wolf Land animals · Canis lupus	Haram
144	Woodlouse Insects & land invertebrates · Oniscidea	Haram
145	Worm Insects & land invertebrates	Haram

References:

1. Syakh Yusuf Qardawi’s Reference and Fatwa on Seafood and Others

2. Quran Al-Maidah : 96 – Seafood

أُحِلَّ لَكُمْ صَيْدُ الْبَحْرِ وَطَعَامُهُ مَتَاعًا لَّكُمْ وَلِلسَّيَّارَةِ ۖ وَحُرِّمَ عَلَيْكُمْ صَيْدُ الْبَرِّ مَا دُمْتُمْ حُرُمًا ۗ وَاتَّقُوا اللَّهَ الَّذِي إِلَيْهِ تُحْشَرُونَ

Lawful to you is the pursuit of water-game and its use for food,- for the benefit of yourselves and those who travel; but forbidden is the pursuit of land-game;- as long as ye are in the sacred precincts or in pilgrim garb. And fear Allah, to Whom ye shall be gathered back.

3. Quran Al-An’am : 119 – Land Animal

وَمَا لَكُمْ أَلَّا تَأْكُلُوا مِمَّا ذُكِرَ اسْمُ اللَّهِ عَلَيْهِ وَقَدْ فَصَّلَ لَكُم مَّا حَرَّمَ عَلَيْكُمْ إِلَّا مَا اضْطُرِرْتُمْ إِلَيْهِ ۗ وَإِنَّ كَثِيرًا لَّيُضِلُّونَ بِأَهْوَائِهِم بِغَيْرِ عِلْمٍ ۗ إِنَّ رَبَّكَ هُوَ أَعْلَمُ بِالْمُعْتَدِينَ

And why should you not eat of that upon which the name of Allah has been mentioned while He has explained in detail to you what He has forbidden you, excepting that to which you are compelled. And indeed do many lead [others] astray through their [own] inclinations without knowledge. Indeed, your Lord – He is most knowing of the transgressors.

4. Consensus of Scholars

The majority of the scholars (al-rajih `inda al-jumhur) believe that in our Religion, “the default in things is permissibility” (al-aslu fil-ashya’ al-ibaha) until proven haram.

5. According to Imam Ahmed Ibn Hanbal (RA) And Imam Shafi (RA):

All living creatures that live in the sea are halal, whether they are in the form of fish or not. Imam Malik (RA) has said that all living creatures are halal except for an eel. Based on this, oysters, shrimp, lobsters and crabs will be permissible to consume. (Hidayah p.442 v.4 & Al Lubab p.533 v.7)

49 Comments

Mamintal Indar
March 27, 2020 @ 11:39 PM · Reply

Greeting of Peace be upon all, kindly classify mud crabs that are categorized haram, because mud crabs grown in the pond are also mud crabs.please if possible the pictures. Sukran.
- Rohaizad
  December 30, 2020 @ 9:54 AM
  
  The mud crabs that are Haram has no flippers shape on their legs. Any crabs with flippers leg are Halal as it spends more time in the water. Water is a property that cleanses whatever under the sea and its ecosystem. However, for poisonous marine, as long that poison can be removed, it can be consumed.
- The Golden Falcon
  December 5, 2021 @ 10:24 AM
  
  The poison cannot be removed.
- Rohaizad
  March 9, 2022 @ 11:40 AM
  
  Only if there is a way. Islam is not a tight religion.
Rushdi Ahmad
August 6, 2019 @ 6:53 PM · Reply

Krill , mud crab, cockle ,sea snail ?? Are you sure ,
- Rohaizad Hassan
  October 26, 2019 @ 3:06 AM
  
  Yes, based on Shafie school.
- Kabeerali
  February 28, 2021 @ 9:11 AM
  
  What about horse?
  It is not mentioned in both lists.
- Rohaizad
  March 2, 2021 @ 7:42 PM
  
  It is updated. Thank you for the suggestion.
- Rohaizad Hassan
  March 4, 2020 @ 6:31 AM
  
  Mud crab living on the land is not permissible, the rest is fine according to Shafie school.
- Mamintal Indar
  March 27, 2020 @ 11:38 PM
  
  Greeting of Peace be upon all, kindly classify mud crabs that are categorized haram, because mud crabs grown in the pond are also mud crabs.please if possible the pictures. Sukran.
- Rohaizad Hassan
  June 18, 2020 @ 7:52 PM
  
  In this document showed a mud crab with a flipper leg – which is Halal https://www.fish.wa.gov.au/Documents/recreational_fishing/fact_sheets/fact_sheet_mud_crab.pdf
  
  the one without a flipper leg – living on the land-only is Haram based on the basic behaviour that it will eat filthy things.
- Benazir khan
  January 26, 2021 @ 4:26 AM
  
  Asalamualaykum my husband and I get in to these petty arguments about crab I know he says it is haram I say it is halal actually he is a Pathan from Pakistan I am German however he did bring me some king crab legs one day as a surprise and I really enjoyed it tremendously I said if crab was haram it would not come in to our house period besides he knows how much I love crab and I will show him this inshallah
- Rohaizad
  February 20, 2021 @ 2:19 PM
  
  Hi Benazir. Waalaikumsalam. Crab is makruh for Hanafi school. Other schools of thought would be permissible. However, crab, which is dirty and spends more time on the land, in some interpretation, is Haram. To distinguish it, look at the crab legs. Usually, a crab that has flipper legs would be fine.
- The Golden Falcon
  December 5, 2021 @ 9:16 AM
  
  It doesn’t matter if it has a flipper leg or not, mud crab is inedible. There is no antidote for its poison and it cannot become edible by cooking.
- Rohaizad
  March 9, 2022 @ 11:45 AM
  
  Interpretation brother/sister. Every school of thought has their own thing. With flipper meaning, it is living more in the water. Shafie schools for example allowed it. Some poison of seafood is removable. It is a pre-condition. Islam is not advocating strict rules, it addresses all problems of humanity.

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