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The ingredient "carmine"
I have a question about the ingredient "carmine." I have heard this ingredient is Haraam, so I have stopped eating this ingredient - forever, Inshaa Allaah. I want to know is this really Haraam. Please give me some insights on this. .. More
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Additive to bakery products
I am asking about a substance called L-cysteine used as a small additive in bakery products (less than 1-2%). L-cysteine is an amino acid and its main source is from human hair. Human hair is decomposed by using an acid to L-cysteine. Is this Halaal since it is found in most of bread and other bakery products? .. More
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Taking fruit from tree branches that extend over the fence on to the road
I want to ask if it's Haraam or Halaal to eat fruits from a garden on the road (has an owner) and the fruits were on a branch out of the fence that surrounds the garden? .. More
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Vanilla or vanilla flavored ingredients
I have a question. Al-hamdulillah, I am a Muslim and I am always making sure I eat Halaal food. I need to know if the ingredient "vanilla" or "vanilla flavor" is Halaal or Haraam. Please let me know as soon as possible... More
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Eating chickens and goats that eat their young
Please, as it is Halaal to eat chicken and it is Haraam to eat carnivorous animals, can a Muslim consume a chicken that eats its dead young ones or a goat that does this?.. More
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Issues regarding Halaal foods and employment in places dealing with Haraam foods
I have a question regarding drinking coffee from store like Dunkin Donuts, sturbucks etc. This store has ham sandwich and other sandwich that made out of pork. They do carry pork in their store. So is it Halaal for me to buy coffee from this kind of store eat donuts, croissant, etc. Also is it Halal business for a Muslim since he has no choice.. More
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Eating improperly cooked food or food with blood stains
Sometimes the food I eat outside looks like it is not cooked properly and can see blood stains in them. And once it happened that it looked as though the blood had not dried. Is this type of food Haraam though the chicken is Halaal? .. More
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Using yeast to make bread
What is the ruling on using yeast in making bread, for yeast ferment and produce alcohol. When it is left to rise?
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Not eating meat
I am Muslim but not eating meat. Is it sin for me? .. More
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Use of nutmeg
My question is regarding the "nutmeg" spice (Joozit at-teeb) used for cooking. I have heard two things: some say it is Haraam to use, others say it is okay to use. What is the correct Islamic ruling on this?.. More
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Eating in a Sikh-owned restaurant with a Muslim cook
We have a restaurant in our campus owned by a Sikh with a Muslim cook. I want to know whether we can eat chicken there if the cook as well as the owner tell us that it is Halaal. I have heard that Sikhs never eat Halaal meat. .. More
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Cattle food in US contains Haraam ingredients
In the United States of America, cattle feed consists primarily as hay or silage mixed with a grain, such as corn, barely and wheat. A high-protein supplement usually made from soybeans or rendered animal parts - typically chickens or pigs - is then added.
Some farms collect the blood of slaughtered cattle and feed it to cattle in dehydrated.. More
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Wants clarification about a Fatwa discussing customary foods
I have a query regarding Haraam and Halaal food permitted and restricted by Allaah. Few days back I read in a news paper one Fatwa issued by Shaykh Abdul Hamid Al Atarsh (Head of the Fatwa Centre Al-Azhar Islamic University) saying that eating dogs, monkey and cats is "Halaal" for your reference I write down the full article of the said.. More
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