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In kosher meal can fish be eaten if it is not slaughtered in a prescribed way?

In: Judaism, Kosher Food [Edit categories]

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Fish do not need to be ritually slaughtered as they are considered a lower form of life than mammals.

First answer by Jayrusalem. Last edit by Jayrusalem. Contributor trust: 723 [recommend contributor]. Question popularity: 7 [recommend question]

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