Actually Halaal is not a type of meat but rather it refers to any type of action or object that can be used according to Islamic law. Halaal means lawful or legal. What you might want to look under is Dhabihah.
Dhabihah is the recommended method by Islamic law of slaughtering any kind of animal excluding camels, locusts, fish, and most sea-life. The process consists of a swift, deep incision with a sharp knife across the neck, cutting the jugular veins and carotid arteries completely but leaving the spinal cord intact. Keep in mind this is a ritual form of slaughtering, so the Islamic law recommends this as the most traditional way to slaughter an animal.
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