What Is Attributed to Shahrour
The material attributes to Shahrour a distinction between «جنس الدم كله» (“the entire category of blood”) and «الدم المسفوح» (“spilled blood”), and states that the prohibition concerns blood that flows out during slaughter, not what remains in the veins after cooking. The available evidence for this attribution is an editors’ summary linked to episode 18, not a verbatim quotation.
Atlas Explanation
This page records a limited claim: according to the summary, the point of prohibition is blood described as «المسفوح» (“spilled”). The page does not extend this claim to a medical ruling, details of slaughter conditions, or rulings not contained in the available evidence.
Composite Conclusion
If the summary is confirmed by reviewing the original episode, then the qualifier «المسفوح» (“spilled”) would be decisive in defining the scope of the ruling attributed to Shahrour, rather than generalizing it to everything that falls under the name of blood.
Open Question and Documentation Limits
The evidence file contains no verbatim quotation or raw context from the episode; therefore, it is necessary to consult episode 18 to verify the statement and its context. Likewise, the page’s connections to the books Toward New Foundations for Islamic Jurisprudence and Religion and Power are not, by themselves, sufficient to establish that this detail appears in them.