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• W2608983553 abstract "The topic of animal care especially the area of “unwanted pets in Islam” is rarely distributed among Muslim scholars,scientists and sociologists even though animal rights movement and animal activists are obviously increased amongmodern society. Small animals such as dogs, and cats have been staying together with people since the beginning ofhuman history. Humans have been receiving numerous benefits from them, such as keeping them as companions, usingthem for hunting, house keeping, and conducting research studies. At the same time, the number of stray dogs and catspopulation on the streets has increased unexpectedly nowadays, and the risk of getting injury or disease from the strayanimals becomes a huge concern for the community. Some people treated animals with cruelty, and there has beenwidespread abuse of animal cases in the society. Animals are part of Allah (SWT) creations, and the Qur’an and the Al-Hadith (sayings of the prophet) prohibit cruelty to them. Islam guides us to treat animals kindly, and have mercy onthem. As Muslims, Islamic teachings and concepts should be contemplated and incorporated in our daily activities. Thisstudy was conducted with the purpose of collecting authentic guidelines regarding animal care in Islam, and exploringthe view of Muslim scholars regarding animal care. The qualitative, library based approach was used as a researchmethodology for this study. The data were exclusively sought from books, journals, and Islamic manuscripts that weremainly based on the teachings of the Holy Qu’ran, Sunnah, and views of the Muslim scholars.The rights of animals, andhuman responsibility towards them were clearly presented from the perspectives of Islam. This study pointed out theneed for maintaining balance between animal rights, and human benefits, focusing on treating animals with mercy, andreducing their sufferings even in times of killing them as a necessity. The study suggested that a need for developing astrategy by the relevant authorities regarding guidelines on some controversial issues such as animal neutering, spay, oreuthanasia to reduce the problems of pet owners, as well as to prevent the dangers of zoonotic diseases in thecommunity. This study also serves as a comprehensive overview for the readers that assist them in obtainingknowledge, and increase understanding of animal care in Islam. And it was expected to make a contribution to petlovers in order to facilitate necessary prevention before their pets become unwanted and a burden to them." @default.
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• W2608983553 title "Animal care: an Islamic perspective with particular reference to unwanted pets- stray dogs and cats" @default.
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