The halal food

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Halal food is food that is considered permissible by Islamic law. The Haram is forbidden. The composition, preparation, and health requirements of a particular product should be considered, not by a single common name.

The general principle

The Qur'an addresses people with the call to eat all that is lawful and good on earth.[1] In verse 5:3, some of the forbidden foods are listed and some exceptions are made in case of extreme necessity.[2]

How to read a label

  1. Look at the composition and the way it's made.
  2. Separately check the meat, alcohol and any mixing of dishes or products.
  3. If there is a medical restriction, consider it along with the religious rule.
  4. If in doubt, check with a competent halal control specialist.

This article provides a general guide and does not declare a particular brand or product authorized without a verification of its composition.

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