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Halal and Haram
Halal and haram are terms for what is and is not permissible under Islamic law. These terms are commonly associated with foods, but also apply to objects and behaviors. Halal means something is permissible, and haram means it is forbidden.
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The Haram ash-Sharif or Noble Sanctuary, is the Islamic name for the esplanade in the eastern part of the Old City of Jerusalem where the Jewish Holy Temple used to stand and where the Islamic Al-Aqsa Mosque and Dome of the Rock Shrine currently stand.
Were halal and haram introduced before Adam and Hauwa?
Question of halal or haram arose after they came to earth. They were, however, forbidden to eat the fruit of a particular tree while they were in paradise.
Sunkist candies are generally considered halal, as they do not contain any animal-derived ingredients or alcohol. However, it's important to check the packaging for specific certifications or ingredient lists, as formulations can vary by product and region. If in doubt, consulting the manufacturer's website or contacting them directly can provide clarity on halal status.
Sharab, or alcohol, is considered haram (forbidden) in Islam primarily due to its intoxicating effects, which can impair judgment and lead to harmful behavior. The Quran explicitly prohibits intoxicants, emphasizing the importance of maintaining clarity of mind and moral responsibility. Additionally, alcohol consumption is associated with various social and health issues, which further supports its prohibition in Islamic teachings.
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Why is drinking haram for Muslims?
drinking is haram for muslim, coz when a person is intoxicated, he/she will not be able to perform his duty as a muslim eg. prayers, work etc. Any substance such as alcohol or any illegal drug that effects the body and brain from functioning, it to consider as haram.
Is licking of wive vaigina is halal or haram in Islam?
Islam does not bind its followers in each and every petty matter of life. Islam sets certain parameters. Within those parameters certain things are halal, some are Makrooh (detesting, abhorant), certain things are against human nature which should be avoided, if no utterly Haram.
What is strange about such questions is human nature. Islam is based on human nature-that is very poise, beautiful, sophisticated, and refined. It has a lot to do with aesthetic sense. How can a man having aesthetic sense pollute his sacred mouth by licking such a filthy place? It is Satanic, Devilish, abhoring and detesting.
As a Muslim it is our duty to know that it is Halal or haram whatever product we use in our daily life
If there is E631 in Lays chips does this make them 'halal' or 'haram?
E631 can be generated in 3 different ways:
- It can be obtained from sardines (fish).
- It can be made from brewer's yeast extract, which is a by-product of the beer-making process.
- It can be extracted from pig's meat.
If method #1 is used, then it is halal. If method #2 is used, then it is not haram, although it is better to avoid it. However, if method #3 is used, then most certainly it is haram.
According to documents from Lay's, E361 used in their products that are produced in Pakistan is made from tapioca starch.
- E 631 is a flavor enhancer used in the masala flavor that is imported from Thailand. . E631 is produced from tapioca starch which is extracted from a plant and NOT Pig fat. Thus it is free of all animal fat. E631 is certified by the supplier, as well as the Central Islamic Committee of Thailand, to be Halal (and the latter has also specifically endorsed the use of the legend "Halal" for such flavor) ingredient is certified by The Central Islamic Committee of Thailand as Halal.
- The South African National Halaal Authority is an internationally recognized organization and an acknowledged authority on all matters pertaining to the general application of the term halal with specific reference to Islamic dietary laws.
- SANHA is recognized by Dar-ul-Uloom Binori Town, Karachi. It has over the past several years rendered assistance to the halal industry in Pakistan and has issued halal certification to several Pakistani companies. The authority is committed to standardizing halal procedures internationally thereby rendering a credible service to both the consumer and the industry.
- SANHA has investigated the ingredients used by Lay's Pakistan. It has confirmed that the ingredients are halal compliant. The authority has explained that the E631 used by Lay's Pakistan is derived from Tapioca starch, a plant based raw material which has been certified halal.
Are turkey hens are halal for Muslims?
Yes, Turkey hens are lawful and Halal in Islam. The Muslims may eat them by slaughtering them in the name of Almighty God.
Is clinique blended face powder and brush halal?
It is better no to go on asking about these petty things about their being Halal and Haram. Halal and Haram both have been mentioned In the holy Qur'an and Sunnah. Anything that has not been termed Haram in these two sources is Halal. Let us not make our lives so uncomfortable as by indulging into this habit of asking haram and halal. Usury, usurping, Bribery, black marketing, fraud, deception, and corruption of all kinds are Haram. Many people earn by Haram means then they take care of eating Hala things. What a joke with religion!
