Answer 1
All kinds of food are allowed to be eaten except carrion, blood, pork, and what has been consecrated to other than Allah.
Pork is prohibited first because it is a command from God that should not be debated but should be followed and obeyed.
The major holy books of Islam are the Quran, the Torah, the Psalms, and the Injil (or Gospel). Dietary laws for Jews and Muslim are found in the Torah. While there are certain dietary benefits to eating halal and haram (kosher or Kashrut in Judaism), and perhaps one of the reason for the restriction on consuming pork is that pigs consume a quantity of food that is disproportional to their value as a food source, the primary reason that Muslims do not eat pork is because the Torah says not to. No other reason is necessary.
Answer 2
It is partly because pork is from pigs. Pigs eat their own waste and that waste gets turned into pig fat. Then the pig gets slaughtered and then butchers cut and cook the fat of the pig and so technically your eating the pig's digested food.
Yes they do eat vegetables its the pork and alcohol that its prohibited in Islam :)
No, pork is not prohibited in Christianity.
In some religions, such as Judaism and Islam, eating pork is considered sinful because it is prohibited in their religious texts.
No, pork consumption is not prohibited in Christianity.
It depends on the specific religious dietary restrictions. In some religions, such as Islam and Judaism, pork is prohibited from being consumed. In other religions, such as Christianity, there are no specific restrictions on eating pork.
The kiss is prohibited in Islam between any two who are licit to be married, per Islam, but not married.
No, it is not permissible in Islam for Muslims to touch pork.
Islam allows its followers all the food and drink that is safe for human health. As such, ISlam has prohibited pork, jerk meat and alcohol for its followers. In addition, any meat that has been slaughtered in the name of someone other than Alah and meat of an animal that has died of disease. Also prohibited is the fish without scales.
Some foods are prohibited by religions--for example pork is forbidden by Judaism, Islam, and Hinduism. Certain foods are prescribed by religion--for example the Passover meal in Judaism.
Beef is prohibited in Hinduism. Though Brahmins are completely forbidden from eating non-vegetarian food, people from different Hindu castes eat non-vegetarian food. It is not compulsory for a Muslim to eat non-vegetarian food. One can be a pure Vegetarian and a true follower of Islam. However, eating pork is prohibited in Islam.
Most Hindus don't consume meat at all but pork is not prohibited to them.
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