Can Muslims eat marshmallows

Answer 1

Totally dudes yeah Cause i am a muslim, i i love mushrooms

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Of course Muslims can eat mushrooms of the edible variety; the poisonous varieties are to be avoided for obvious reasons. And some mushrooms do provide additional benefits as food supplements or as medicinal supplements. Properly cooked and spiced mushrooms are very nice to eat as well.
Yes, we are allowed to mushroom but not from the forest and the other places.

Sometimes mushrooms can heal you if your sick or ill helps you from anything.

If you say in the name of God Which is..... ( Bismallah) in the Allah.

Answer 2

Mushrooms are a vegetarian food and all vegetables, except the poisonous ones, are halal and allowed for Muslims to eat. However, mushrooms that can serve as hallucinogens or other drugs are haraam unless taken for strictly medical purposes.

Answer 3

Question ID:3654

Date Published: July 03, 2005

Are mushrooms makruh?Answered by Shaykh Muhammad ibn Adam al-Kawthari

Question:

Is there anything in the hanafi madhab about mushrooms being makru? Or any ruling of makru/haram on any flora that could be eaten (besides those that cause intoxication)?

Answer:

In the name of Allah, Most Compassionate, Most Merciful,

All types of plants and vegetation are lawful (halal) to consume, except when fermented to contain alcohol, intoxicants or other ingredients that may be harmful. As such, consuming mushroom is permissible.

Sayyiduna Sa�id ibn Zayd (Allah be pleased with him) narrates that he heard the Messenger of Allah (Allah bless him & give him peace) say: �Mushroom is from the al-Mann, and its water is a cure for the eyes.� (Sahih al-Bukhari, no. 5381)

The great Hadith master, Imam Ibn Hajar al-Asqalani (Allah have mercy on him) gives two interpretations for the Messenger of Allah�s (Allah bless him & give him peace) statement �Mushroom is from the al-Mann� in his monumental Fath al-Bari.

1) It refers to the al-Mann and Salwa that was sent down on the people of Sayyiduna Musa (peace be upon him) Banu Isra�il as a bounty from Allah Most High.

2) al-Mann is from the root word imtinan, which means blessings, favour and graciousness, meaning mushroom is a gift from Allah Most High, in that it grows after rain without having to do any farming. (See: Fath al-Bari, 10/202)

Thus, consuming mushroom is Halal. However, certain species of wild mushroom are poisonous for human consumption; hence one should exercise caution and avoid consuming such mushrooms.

Answer 4

Yes. By and large, Muslims can eat mushrooms (portabello, shitake, chanterelle, white, oyster, cremini, etc. are all fine). Obviously, since all Muslims are humans, no Muslim can eat poisonous mushrooms (for purely human-survival reasons). However, Muslims cannot ingest hallucinogenic mushrooms either because of prohibitions on intoxicants and recreational drugs.

Answer 5

Yes the halal ones. The ones that have the word halal on it they can eat. Same with rice krispie treats, and jello.

Answer 6

No. Some mushrooms may be harmful, and thus avoided.