What do Muslims think about hunting?

Answer 1

Hunting Halal (permitted suitable for eating) animals and birds is permitted in Islam under certain conditions. A Muslim should not hunt and kill animals and birds just for pleasure. He may hunt for food, not for fun of it. It should be for eating. Generally beasts of prey (dog, lion, wolf, jackal etc) and Birds of Prey (crow, eagle, vulture etc) are Haram in Islam.

Answer 2

In Islam, hunting is allowed as long as it is done for the purpose of consuming lawful meat and not for sport or entertainment. Muslims are encouraged to use humane and ethical methods while hunting, ensuring that the animal's suffering is minimized. Additionally, it is important to seek permission if hunting on someone else's property and to observe laws and regulations governing hunting in each country.