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Which of the following animals is NOT considered permissible for consumption as halal food of animal origin?
Which of the following animals is NOT considered permissible for consumption as halal food of animal origin?
What type of sea animals are NOT considered halal for consumption?
What type of sea animals are NOT considered halal for consumption?
Which of the following is a criterion for a drink to be classified as halal?
Which of the following is a criterion for a drink to be classified as halal?
What is a characteristic of non-halal ingredients according to the text?
What is a characteristic of non-halal ingredients according to the text?
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Which of the following is considered filth (najs) and not permitted in halal food of animal origin?
Which of the following is considered filth (najs) and not permitted in halal food of animal origin?
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Why are amphibians like frogs and salamanders not permissible in halal food of animal origin?
Why are amphibians like frogs and salamanders not permissible in halal food of animal origin?
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Which of the following animals would be classified as halal food of plant origin?
Which of the following animals would be classified as halal food of plant origin?
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What kind of drinks are NOT considered halal according to Shariah law?
What kind of drinks are NOT considered halal according to Shariah law?
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Study Notes
Non-Halal Ingredients
- Alcoholic beverages and their derivatives are non-halal, including beer, liquor, lager, and wine.
- Alcoholic beverages used as flavor medium must be in small quantities and not intoxicating.
- Pig and its derivatives, such as meat, fat, skin, hair, intestine, bones, pork, bacon, lard, gelatine, fatty acids, and glycerine products, are non-halal.
- Carrion, including the carcass of dead animals, is non-halal, and mixing it in animal feed is prohibited.
- Blood derivatives, used as food additives, emulsifiers, stabilizers, clarifiers, color additives, gelling agents, and nutritional components, are non-halal.
Doubtful Ingredients (Syubhah)
- Lecithin, derived from animal or plant tissues, is doubtful if its source is unknown, but is halal if derived from halal slaughtered bovine animals or plants.
- Gelatine, derived from animal collagen, is doubtful if its source is unknown, but is halal if derived from halal slaughtered bovine animals or fish.
- Glycerides, derived from animals or plants, are doubtful if their source is unknown, but are halal if derived from halal slaughtered bovine animals or plants.
- Enzymes, derived from animals or microorganisms, are doubtful if their source is unknown, but are halal if derived from halal slaughtered bovine animals or microbials.
Halal Food Guidelines
- Halal food must be safe for consumption, non-poisonous, non-intoxicating, and non-hazardous to health.
- Halal food must not be prepared, processed, or manufactured using equipment contaminated by najs (impurities).
- Halal food must not contain human parts or its derivatives that are not permitted by Shariah law.
- Halal food must be physically separated from any other food that does not meet the requirements of Shariah law.
Halal Food of Animal Origin
- Land animals are halal except for pigs, dogs, and their descendants, unslaughtered animals, animals that kill using teeth or tusks, and animals of poisonous or filthy nature.
- Sea animals are halal except for those that are poisonous or venomous in nature, and hazardous to health.
- Plant-based products are halal except for those that are poisonous, intoxicating, or hazardous to health.
- Beverages are halal except for those that are poisonous, intoxicating, hazardous to health, or mixed with non-halal components such as alcoholic beverages.
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Learn about non-halal ingredients in alcohol beverages and the prohibition of consuming alcohol in Islamic dietary laws. Explore examples of alcoholic beverages and non-halal ingredients derived from pigs and carrion.
