Furfarms

• Animals raised on fur farms are abused and killed in gruesome ways that conflict with Islamic teachings. They are confined to small, filthy cages, and the unnatural confinement causes many of them to go insane. As a result, many exhibit stereotypic behaviors such as pacing in endless circles, self-mutilating, or cannibalizing one another. When they are finally removed from their cages to be killed, their deaths are painful and inhumane. Typical methods of killing animals on fur farms include anal or vaginal electrocution, injection with weedkiller and other poisons, suffocation, and neck-breaking. Others are simply stunned and skinned alive.

Fur of wild animals

• The brutal methods used by trappers to catch animals from the wild also violate the Islamic teachings of kindness to animals. Most trappers use steel-jaw leghold traps, which cause excruciating pain when they slam shut on the legs and bodies of animals. These traps cause a variety of injuries and leave their victims unable to defend themselves from predators. Many animals, especially mothers who are desperate to reach
  their young, chew off their own paws or limbs in order to escape. Others suffer in the traps for days without food or water – until a trapper arrives and kills them by stomping on their chests or snapping their necks. Animals who are caught in underwater traps suffer slow, agonizing deaths by drowning. There is no way for trappers to know who will get caught in the traps – thousands of dogs, cats, birds, and endangered animals die in traps every year.

All these practices are against Islamic teachings: 

 As cruelty to animals is a serious sin.

It is the duty of Muslims who know the truth about fur to inform the Muslim Ummah about the issue.