Does the "halal food" symbol always means that the food contains meat?!
I have a Malaysian dodol cake box which has a "halal" symbol!. Does this mean that the recipe contains meat!? I cant read the ingredients because they are in Malay, which i don't understand!!Www@FoodAQ@Com
Answers:
no no no no!.!.!.!.
halal means!.!.
1!. contain no pork what so ever!.!.
2!. IF they do contain meat in it!.!. the animal (chicken beef lamb) must be slaughtered by islamic law --> not to make the animal suffer!.!.so, like!.!.it's a one hit kill kind of thing!.!.
3!. contain no blood or other food that are prohibited by Islamic law!.
well!.!.FYI!.!. Dodol is basically made from palm sugar
it is cooked until like very heavy syrup and thicken
so, no meat whatsoever!.!.
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halal means!.!.
1!. contain no pork what so ever!.!.
2!. IF they do contain meat in it!.!. the animal (chicken beef lamb) must be slaughtered by islamic law --> not to make the animal suffer!.!.so, like!.!.it's a one hit kill kind of thing!.!.
3!. contain no blood or other food that are prohibited by Islamic law!.
well!.!.FYI!.!. Dodol is basically made from palm sugar
it is cooked until like very heavy syrup and thicken
so, no meat whatsoever!.!.
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According to Quran, there are three types of foods: Halal, Pak, and Harram!.
Halal means 'permissible' foods
Harram means 'Banned foods'
Pak means 'not banned, but not permissible' foods
Harram foods are: Flesh of Swine (Pork), 'Flowing Blood', and Alcohol!.
Meat becomes Halal when the animal is slaughtered according to rules set forth in Quran
The Goat is not Harram, but it be Pak, if it was not slaughtered according to Quran!.
I think Muslim population is just trying to promote awareness of Halal, just like Kosher is promoted for Jewish foods!.
Halal is just a food permissible to be eaten by a Muslim
Some people have mentioned Gelatin not being Halal!. It is not true!. Gelatin is obtained by boiling bones hoves skin and tissue!. If the slaughtered animal was Halal, the gelatin would be Halal!. If the slaughetred animal was Haram, gelatin would be Harram!.Www@FoodAQ@Com
Halal means 'permissible' foods
Harram means 'Banned foods'
Pak means 'not banned, but not permissible' foods
Harram foods are: Flesh of Swine (Pork), 'Flowing Blood', and Alcohol!.
Meat becomes Halal when the animal is slaughtered according to rules set forth in Quran
The Goat is not Harram, but it be Pak, if it was not slaughtered according to Quran!.
I think Muslim population is just trying to promote awareness of Halal, just like Kosher is promoted for Jewish foods!.
Halal is just a food permissible to be eaten by a Muslim
Some people have mentioned Gelatin not being Halal!. It is not true!. Gelatin is obtained by boiling bones hoves skin and tissue!. If the slaughtered animal was Halal, the gelatin would be Halal!. If the slaughetred animal was Haram, gelatin would be Harram!.Www@FoodAQ@Com
this is food & drink
Not Religious Instructions
Why not use your phone book and ask your local muslim friends
http://www!.themodernreligion!.com/HalalHa!.!.!.
Then again a simple Yahoo search came up with this
https://www!.soundvision!.com/Info/halalhe!.!.!.
Food restriction laws are nonsense in todays worldWww@FoodAQ@Com
Not Religious Instructions
Why not use your phone book and ask your local muslim friends
http://www!.themodernreligion!.com/HalalHa!.!.!.
Then again a simple Yahoo search came up with this
https://www!.soundvision!.com/Info/halalhe!.!.!.
Food restriction laws are nonsense in todays worldWww@FoodAQ@Com
It may be to tell them there is no gelatin in the product also!.
Gelatin is rendered from animals and is in candy but also ice cream etc as a stablilizer!.Www@FoodAQ@Com
Gelatin is rendered from animals and is in candy but also ice cream etc as a stablilizer!.Www@FoodAQ@Com
halal means it contain no pork, animal gelatine, or alcoholWww@FoodAQ@Com
halal means that its suitable for muslims to eat and contains no porkWww@FoodAQ@Com