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Sawaal Galath hai.

Yeh sawaal sms se fel gaya,

aur saath hee saath Bigad gaya....

Sahi sawaal:

Wo kya cheez hai Jo :

Din se roshan ho saktha hai,

aur raath se kaala,

Bulao tho haraam hai,

aur piyo tho halaal,

Mardh ko din me paanch marthba yaad karta hai,

par aurat ko zindagi me ek baar,

Quran me iska paanch marthba zikr kiya gaya hai,

aur ye paanch alfaaz ka lavz meem se shuru hota hai .........

Aur iska javaab hai:

Mukbrah ( kabr )

^ Din se roshan ho saktha hai:

> Agar amal achche hon tho kabr din se roshan hoti hai

^ aur raath se kaala:

> Agar amal boore hon tho kabr sabse kaali raath hai

^ Bulao tho haraam hai:

> Suicide karne se kabr haraam ban jaatha hai ( i.e., kabr ko bulaana )

^ aur piyo tho halaal:

> Jaam-e-Shahaadat noosh karna

^ Mardh ko din me paanch marthba yaad karta hai:

> Mardh ka kabr use din me paanch baar yaad karta hai

^ par aurat ko zindagi me ek baar:

> Aurathon kon kabristhan jaana mana hain, aur mauth ke baad hi jaana padtha hai

^ Quran me iska paanch marthba zikr kiya gaya hai:

> Quran me 'Mukbrah' lavz ka paanch marthba zikr kiya gaya hai

^ aur ye paanch alfaaz ka lavz meem se shuru hota hai:

> 'Mukbrah' ke alfaaz hain:

-> meem, khauf, bah, raah aur ahlif.

Is lafz ka pehla alfaaz hai meem .......

yaa fir

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No, Ginger Beer is not halal, because it contains alcohol. Even the slightest amount of alcohol consumption is forbidden in Islam.

It says in the Qur'an, in the 5th Surah Al-Ma'idah, verses 90 and 91:

O you who have believed, indeed, intoxicants, gambling, [sacrificing on] stone alters [to other than Allah ], and divining arrows are but defilement from the work of Satan, so avoid it that you may be successful. (90) Satan only wants to cause between you animosity and hatred through intoxicants and gambling and to avert you from the remembrance of Allah and from prayer. So will you not desist? (91)

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Yes. Conventional banking involves giving and receiving interest payments which as per Islamic laws is not acceptable. Hence it is Haram or not Halal. However there are a number of banks that provide Islamic banking facilities to the customers who follow Islam as their religion. If you work for them then it is Halal.

The preceding response is terribly misleading and self negating . First, it is not permissible to lend money and charge interest in Islam . Anything which is not permissible is therefore NOT HALAL . If you work for these banks you are not complying with Islamic law (HALAL) . Islamic banks cannot charge interest . If they do, they are also in violation of HALAL . Therefore, the answer you are seeking is an emphatic NO ! Conventional banking is not HALAL because money is loaned for profit .

Answer -2

Borrowing/lending money for prophet/interest is one of the most despised activities in Islam. Whatever or whichever label you put on it, it will remain Haram. Labeling a dog as goat can't make the dog Halal. Putting 'Islamic' on alcohol bottle will not make the contents Halal. The so-called 'Muftis' who give fatwas declaring Islamic Banking halal are, in fact, at war against Almighty Allah and beloved Prophet (SAW). May Almighty Allah bless us with the wisdom that is required to understand the holy Qur'an!

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All fish and sea food types are halal and are allowed for Muslims to eat unless any of them proved to be poisonous.

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Yes it is halal, as long as it doesn't include any alcohol, pork, or animal enzymes/mono and diglecerides. That's all I can think of for now.

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it is halal =D x

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Yes, food in Jordan Halal, it is an Islamic country

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All kinds of fish are Hallal (Lawfal); the prophet Mohamed (peace be upon him) had said regarding the sea "it's the one that its water is purifying and its dead is lawfal" also the Noble Quran mentions in 5:96 that the fish in the sea is lawfal.

According to Imam Abu Hanifa, from among the marine animals that are fully aquatic, only the fish is allowed to eat. Here, fish refers to everything that falls within the definition of fish. As defined by marine scientists, fish is 'an aquatic, cold blooded, gill breathing vertebrate with a two-chambered heart'. Based upon this definition, whale, shrimp, lobster, sea crab, crayfish, squids, octopus, oyster, sea snail etc. are not 'fish', and will not be permissible according to Imam Abu Hanifa. Imam Abu Hanifa does not allow the consumption of everything from the sea. Only the fish is allowed (all types). The reason for this is that all animals of the sea die on its own. Due to this, they are known to be carrion (maitah), and from among the carrion which are allowed to consume, the fish and locust have been made permissible. About this, the Prophet (SAS) stated, 'Two types of dead (carrion-maitah) are lawful for us …. They are fish and locust'. (Ahmad, Ibn Majah). The hadith clearly establishes that from among the dead (carrion) of the sea only the fish is allowed, and this is the verdict of Imam Abu Hanifa (AR).

And Allah knows best.

Mufti Waseem Khan (Darul uloom Trinidad)

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Red Bull contains no meat of any sort, and is an 'energy' drink loaded with caffeine and sugar.

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yes it is ok to keep a dog, but make sure it doesnt go near your prayer room or touch your prayer cloths or any cloths you pray with, a dog is to be called 'najiss', also if you touch a dog it is acceptable but make sure to wash your hands, to wash the 'najasseh' off. A dog is perfect to guard you, but maybe not inside the house, maybe kept outside and take good care of the dog, it is harram to abuse animals or neglect their health and ect.

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Not always - Halal is the religious dietary law for Islam, which describes how to confer the blessing of Allah upon the meat. Grass fed is a production method unrelated to Halal slaughter rituals. You can purchase any of four combinations of the two: grass fed Halal beef, grass fed but not Halal beef, Halal but not grass fed beef and neither grass fed nor Halal beef.

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Prophet Mohammad (Peace be upon him) forbade the killing of the frog, that why Muslims don't eat Frogs.

As for Pigs, it's not halal, because it was forbidden to eat in the holy Quran just like blood and dead flesh, and any meat that was not slaughtered In the name of Allah.

If it is necessary however, muslims are permitted to eat what would be considered non-halal meat e.g. in situations of starvation and near death.

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It is permissible [to eat such food] as long as it is not known that it contains meat, fat, and their derivatives that are forbidden to us.

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Hala

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Actually all the food in malaysia is halal except some chinese one but not all

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Yes, they do. It's halal (allowed by the Islamic religion)

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Not exclusively, but of course. Everyone does except vegetarians. Most meat except pork is halal. And it should be noted that since Michelle Obama's cousin is a rabbi, sometimes the president also eats Kosher food.

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We are a community of Muslim students studying at G.T Popa Lasi , we are loyal Carrefour customers in Romania. Recently we all were very disappointed when Carrefour stopped selling Halal meat and chicken.

We all shocked when such a prestigious store like Carrefour would not be able to caters for the communities dietary needs .

We would greatly appreciate if Carrefour restock their freezers with Hala food.

Please consider our request as high priority.

All efforts would be gratefully appreciated and looking forward to hearing from you soon ,

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dating includes being alone with a boy, which is Haram in Islam, and mostly incudes physical contact! you have to wait until marrige

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Halal meat is killed in a specific way that Muslims require. I don't fully understand it, but as far as I know, halal meat is just the same as any other meat. It was just slaughtered by either the Islamic Halal or Jewish Koshta (sp) code.

Please correct me if I'm wrong.

My Answer :-

Firstly, halal in the Arabic language means permissible or that which is allowed, that which has been granted.

The primary reason that Muslims slaughter in the halal method as they believe the Allah through the Quran has revealed divine instructions in all matters of life including the slaughter of animals, to attain purity throughout the physical and spiritual nature of man.

Halal meat is animal friendly as it is less harmful to the animal than electrocution or stunning . Studies done in Germany, where EPC levels confirmed, that slits to the 2 veins gives a quick death whereas stunning is more of torture than other ways of killing an animal.

Also, halal slaughter requires the animal cannot die thirsty nor see how their end will be. A razor sharp knife has to be used. Its not permissible to use a blunt knife that would cause torture to the animal.

The name of God (Allah) is pronounced before slaughter for obedience to Allah and to purify the spiritual nature of the animal for the person to consume.

more info can be found http://www.mustaqim.co.uk/halal.htm

and that means any meat you buy from a halal or Arabic store is halal.