التذكية في تنزانيا بين الشريعة ومعايير الدولة

مسلخ فينغونغوتي نموذج ا

Abstract

This paper covers, “Slaughtering in Tanzania, between Sharia and Country Standards: An example of Vingunguti Slaughterhouse.” It discusses the concept of slaughter in the light of Sharia and law, with definition,  impact and the wisdom of its legality. The study explains the methods and types of legal slaughter, conditions and the position of Tanzanian law on how to treat animals for slaughtering at all stages. Further, it explains some religious beliefs on the subject of slaughter. The paper gives historical overview of slaughtering  in Tanzania and the tasks of the government and religious authorities in monitoring slaughterhouses. The paper  sheds some light on the contemporary and traditional methods of slaughter within and outside Tanzania by indicating its benefits and challenges. Finally, the paper presents a comparison of the country’s standards  and the challenges of exporting meat abroad. The result of the investigation shows the importance of Sharia with its comprehensiveness and realism on the legality of animal slaughtering