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What rhymes with endoskeleton?
Geleton, A.K.A. jello.
What are the foods Islamic religion allows?
Muslims don't eat pork or geleton. Muslims eat healthy. Muslims don't argue over food.Answerthe rule is that what is not forbidden is allowed.see related question, listed below, for more information about what forbidden food to eat in Islam.
What do they eat in Islam?
Bismillah (In the name of God) The Islamic people ate (and are still eating) halal food. This is food that is permitted in the Quran (and Sunnah). Everything is halal "permitted" for Muslims to eat , except for what is forbidden by Allah swt in the quran (or sunnah). there are many sites (just Google) that have a Quran with a "search function", so you can typ a word (in this case "halal") in the seacrh bar and he will give you many results.
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