Halal/Haram Matters

I read recently that laboratory tests showed a minute trace of alcohol in them. the industry said the the alcohol is not added directly but maybe is produced in the process. what is the shariah ruling about this case. does this become haram?

Halal/Haram Matters

07 Mar

The ruling is if the amount of alcohol intoxicates if consumed a lot of it, this is not permissible.

I was shocked to hear when you said it is halal if you drink beer or anything that has less percentage of alcohol and you can drink 2 3 cans. You also mentioned in a separate episode something to do with getting intoxicated so if someone has a very high capacity and does not get intoxicated at all with 1 or 2 glasses or wine is that permissible??

Halal/Haram Matters

07 Mar

The ruling is that if the drink when consumed in large quantities intoxicates, in this case one single drop of it is forbidden. But if the drink contains alcohol yet it has no effect on an individual even if he drinks liters of it, this is permissible.

Vinegar is formed from vine that is untouched is halal… How does it form. By itself… And what about white vinegar that you use on salad such as mayonese. I read the answer in Islam qa but still confused.. They say if it’s untouched then it’s halal… But You need to buy the wine for it to be untouched I’m confused

Halal/Haram Matters

07 Mar

This is formed from juice. When it is left un touched, it turns to wine and then to vinegar.

I have a question about dunkin donuts. In america there is a website named muslim consumer group and it tells us which products are halal or haram Well, i saw that at dunkin donuts, the donuts are haram because they have flavorings, and these flavorings have a small percentage of alcohol in the making. Now many products are made this way. Does this mean i cant have a glazed donut from dunkin donuts?

Halal/Haram Matters

07 Mar

You can have it as it is not intoxicating.

I have heard from you and other shuyook that if the alcohol is purposely turned into vinegar then it is haraam and if it is not done on purpose then it is halaal.My question is regarding Spirit Vinegar which is present in many products such as sauces (especially in the West). We do not know about the process the ingredient is made, so would the spirit vinegar be halaal for us or haraam?

Halal/Haram Matters

05 Mar

It is halal for us.

Is it permissible to consume rice vinegar?

Halal/Haram Matters

05 Mar

Rice vinegar is permissible to consume.

If someone eats a candy or chocolate that contains Alcohol , will his prayer not be accepted for 40 days ?or is this a small amount so it wont matter ? can you please kindly explain to me brother

Halal/Haram Matters

05 Mar

If you are referring to the chocolate that has wine in it, this is similar to drinking wine even if it does not intoxicates.

I wanted to know if its haram if a non-muslim buys you something? for example. a cream? etc.

Halal/Haram Matters

05 Mar

If the cream is halal, it is permissible.

Ruling on using materials to which “animal glycerine” has been added What is the ruling on using materials to which “animal glycerine” has been added, such as toothpaste, shampoo and body moisturizers. What is the ruling on mono-glyceride and di-glyceride, which are added to some kinds of bread? Is the basic principle that one should check or ask about the source of these materials, and find out whether they are animal or vegetable? Is checking on these things regarded as a kind of going to extremes? How should we respond to those who say that the basic principle is that a thing is permissible so long as it is not mixed with anything haraam? Or those who say that religion is easy and we should not go to extremes or ask too much?.

Halal/Haram Matters

05 Mar

Praise be to Allaah. Firstly: The materials which are used to manufacture creams, shampoos, toothpaste and soap are either: 1. Animal fats 2. or other substances, of vegetable origin or artificial. If the substance comes from animal fats, then it is of two types: (a) Either it comes from animals that are permissible to eat, […]

Meat from dubious restaurants I know that this question has been addressed, but I am still confused as to all the circumstances in which it is permissible. Basically, is it permissible to eat meat from restaurants if it is not known whether the name of God has been pronounced at the time of slaughtering of the animal.

Halal/Haram Matters

05 Mar

Praise be to Allaah. If these restaurants are in a country where the slaughter of meat is taken care of by Muslims or People of the Book (i.e., Jews and Christians), or the restaurant owners take care of the slaughter themselves and they are Muslims or people of the Book, then it is permissible to […]

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