Yes. The Quran permits what trained hunting animals catch for you, as long as Allah's name is mentioned when sending them (5:4). Game of the land is lawful, but not while the hunter is in the state of ihram (5:96). Hunting for sport only, with no use of the animal, is disliked.
Suna tambayar ka cewa mene ne aka halatta musu? Ka ce: "An halatta muku abũbuwa mãsu dãɗi da abin da kuka sanar (farauta) daga mãsu yin mĩki, kunã mãsu sakinsu daga hannuwanku, kunã sanar da su daga abin da Allah Ya sanar da ku. To, ku ci daga abin da suka kama sabõda ku, kuma ku ambaci sunan Allah a kansa, kuma ku bi Allah da taƙawa. Lalle ne Allah Mai gaugawar sakamako da yawã ne.
An halatta muku farautar ruwa da abincinsa dõmin jin dãɗi a gare ku, kuma dõmin matafiya. Kuma an haramta farautar tudu a kanku, matuƙar kun dawwama mãsu harama. Kuma ku bi Allah da taƙawa, wanda yake zuwa gare Shi ne ake tãra ku.
This is general information, not a fatwa. For your own situation, ask a qualified scholar.
Questions about halal and haram
Is hunting for food halal?
Yes. The Quran permits what trained hunting animals catch for you, as long as Allah's name is mentioned when sending them (5:4). Game of the land is lawful, but not while the hunter is in the state of ihram (5:96). Hunting for sport only, with no use of the animal, is disliked.
