Recite Bismillah before setting off trained dogs or throwing a blunt arrow called Mi’rad for hunting; make sure only your own dogs join in catching the game; make sure that any arrows thrown pierce an animal before eating it; treat all creatures under your dominion with respect and responsibility; be mindful of your actions when dealing with animals .

This hadith explains the rules for hunting and eating game animals according to Islamic teachings. It is narrated by 'Adi b. Hatim who asked Prophet Muhammad about what he should do when setting off trained dogs to catch game or throwing a blunt arrow called Mi'rad for hunting and killing the game. The Prophet said that if one recites the name of Allah while setting off their trained dogs then they can eat whatever they catch, but if another dog joins in that was not set off with them then it is not permissible to eat it. Similarly, if one throws a Mi'rad and it pierces an animal then they can eat it but if it falls flatly on an animal then they cannot eat it as this would be considered cruel treatment towards animals which is forbidden in Islam. This hadith teaches us to be mindful of our actions when dealing with animals as we are responsible for their wellbeing even though we have dominion over them according to Islamic teachings.