There are many shia and kosher sites which say that hoki has no scales and is therefore haram, however hoki go through a cycle where they are born with scales and eventually lose their scales at a certain age. Judging from this cycle I am unsure as to whether or no hoki is haram or not. My predictions on this is that if they are caught while their scales have not shed then they must be halal as narrated by Imam Ali a.s. If they are caught with no scales then they must be haram. : Yes i agree with you that the hoki fish does have scales and loses them at a certain age however it would be very difficult to tell as to whether or not they have been caught with their scales still intact. As most hoki is filleted and crumbed, knowing whether or not the fish had scales or not is almost impossible to tell so not knowing is a form of shak (doubt) which makes the fish haram and therefore unable to be eaten. Unless the whole hoki fish is seen with its scales intact it is halal and may be consumed due to the fact that it is a fish with scales and has been permissed to be eaten by Imam Ali a.s. If however you see it with no scales it is haram. Similarly, it is haram if you are unaware as to whether or not it has had its scales before being filleted as it is a form of shak.
A Hoki Fish is infact a skin fish!
No. The fishes scales are attached to and cover the fishes skin (epithelium) to protect it.
It depends on what kind of skin you have. If you have sensitive skin, then yes, fish oil can penetrate your skin.
i think a shark or cat fish i think
The "attractive" skin that is left on the fish.
In most cases, Scale's.
It is a skin fish. The skin is very soft and free of scale.
Fish have scales. Frogs are amphibians and have skin. Unless its a leap year !
the guts, the head, the tail, the skin, and the scale's
It certainly is! ailment is called Icthyosis -fish disease, the skin looks like that of a fish. see a dermatologist pronto! Origins are unknown.
No. The fishes scales are attached to and cover the fishes skin (epithelium) to protect it.
The likely word is scale (a weighing device, part of a fish's skin, or a proportional model).
It has skin not scales like other fresh water fish.
Like most fish, piranhas have scales covering their skin.
scales, fins, gills, teeth, eyes, intestines, mouth, skin
we can answer that question by feeling their skin.if it is a scale, it is a fish.and if it is a stick wet skin, it is a amphibian
Butterfly fish are saltwater fish. They can be found in the Pacific, Atlantic, and Indian oceans. They are small in size, have colorful bodies, and live in tropical as well as subtropical waters. Butterfly fish have elongated noses and scale type skin.
skin