@tahiriii......manooooooo: read all... thnksss...🐈😻🐱 #cat #creatorsearchinsights #cats #islamiccategory #catsoftiktok...@Animal Deserves Love 😻 @Cattiude @Cute_Cats @Cozy.Cat.Time @Ahsan Satti❤️🫶🏻 Cats have a very special place in Islam ❤️ — they are loved, pure, and blessed. Here are the main Islamic Points about Cats: 1. Cats are Pure (Tahir) > Prophet Muhammad ﷺ said: "A cat is not impure. It is one of those who go around among you." — Sunan Abu Dawood, Tirmidhi This means if a cat drinks from water or touches you, it does NOT make you impure. You can still pray. 2. Great Love of Prophet ﷺ for Cats - Prophet ﷺ loved cats. There is a famous story that a cat was sleeping on his cloak, and he cut the cloak instead of waking the cat. - He would do wudu with water a cat had drunk from. 3. Abu Huraira (Father of Cats) One of the most beloved companions was named Abu Hurairah (RA). His real name was Abdur-Rahman, but Prophet ﷺ called him "Father of Kittens" because he always had a small cat in his sleeve. He narrated the most hadith. 4. Kindness to Cats is Rewarded — Cruelty is Punished > Prophet ﷺ said: "A woman was punished in Hell because of a cat which she had confined until it died. She did not give it food or water..." — Bukhari & Muslim > And: "There was a prostitute who saw a dog panting... she gave it water and Allah forgave her." Scholars say if this for a dog, then for a cat also — kindness to animals is a big reward. 5. Rulings / Fiqh Points 1. Keeping cats at home is allowed (Halal) and liked, as long as you feed and care for them well. 2. Selling cats? Some scholars say it's Makruh (disliked) to sell cats for profit if they are common street cats. If it's a special breed and you spent money raising it, many scholars allow it. It's a difference of opinion. 3. Neutering/Spaying cats: Allowed in Islam if done for the benefit of the cat (to prevent disease, overpopulation, suffering) and not to torture it. Must be done by a vet safely. 4. Feeding: If you lock a cat inside, it is YOUR farz to feed it. If you can't, let it go to hunt. 5. No harm: Hitting, torturing, or killing a cat without reason is haram. 6. Cats in the Mosque? Cats are allowed to enter Masjid al-Haram and other mosques because they are clean. You will see many cats in mosques in Turkey, Istanbul — they are welcomed. 7. Small Dua for your cat You can say: > "Allahumma barik" — May Allah bless my cat and keep it healthy. Protecting animals is part of deen. Your cat wrestling/playing with you? That is normal. Cats play like that, it is not bad. Just teach gently and don't be harsh. Prophet ﷺ taught softness.