Legal eat horseshoe crab and eggs

Legal eat horseshoe crab and eggs

Law Eat Meat / Contents Belangkas and eggs
Fatwa Committee, National Council for Islamic Religious Affairs Malaysia Ke-93, which convened on 21 February 2011 discussed the Law Eat Meat / Contents Belangkas and eggs. Dialogue has decided as follows:
- After examining the evidence, arguments and views expressed, Muzakarah the view that there is no injunction banning human qati'e eat king crab. Experts Animals WildlifeAir stated that the horseshoe crab is an animal that lives in the deep sea and only come ashore to lay their eggs. It is an animal that lives in a natural sea salt and a little in freshwater swamps and it can not survive on land as breathe using gills.
- Accordingly, in line with the views Majority scholars who argue that the animals that live in the ocean alone -mata and can not live without water is consumed, the Dialogue agreed to decide that the legal eat meat / filling and crab egg is permissible (Halal).

The entire body of the horseshoe crab is protected by a hard carapace. It has two compound lateral eyes, each composed of about 1000 ommatidia, plus a pair of median eyes that are able to detect both visible light andultraviolet light, a single endoparietal eye, and a pair of rudimentary lateral eyes on the top. The latter become functional just before the embryo hatches. Also, a pair of ventral eyes is located near the mouth, as well as a cluster of photoreceptors on the telson. Despite having a relatively poor eyesight, the animals have the largest rods and cones of any known animal, about 100 times the size of humans'.^[5][6] The mouth is located in the center of the legs, whose bases are referred to as gnathobases and have the same function as jaws and help grinding up food. The horseshoe crab has five pairs of legs for walking, swimming, and moving food into the mouth, each with a claw at the tip, except for the last pair. The long, straight, rigid tail can be used to flip the animal over if turned upside down, so a horseshoe crab with a broken tail is susceptible to desiccation or predation.

Behind its legs, the horseshoe crab hasbook gills, which exchange respiratory gases, and are also occasionally used for swimming. As in other arthropods, a trueendoskeleton is absent, but the body does have an endoskeletal structure made up of cartilaginous plates that support the book gills.^[7] They are more often found on the ocean floor searching for worms andmolluscs, which are their main food. They may also feed on crustaceans and even small fish.^{[citation needed]}

Females are larger than males; C. rotundicauda is the size of a human hand, while L. polyphemus can be up to 60 cm (24 in) long (including tail). The juveniles grow about 33% larger with every molt until reaching adult size.^[8]

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