Exploring Food - The "Halal" Way | Dr. Shabir Ally
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- Why do Muslims only eat foods that are considered Halal? What significance does it have in the life of a Muslim? What about other religions such as Christianity and Judaism - do they also have specific requirements for food? Let's get Dr. Shabir Ally's thoughts on exploring food in the “halal” way.
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Every Muslim at some point struggled with this issue, thank you for the clarification- Jz allah khair
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JazakAllah, MaashaAllah very informative. May Allah SWT accept your all good deeds and shower on you with his blessings. Aameen.
Dr Shabbat ally is such a free minded scientific person who intends to take the views of both science and religion and then comes to a conclusion ..Mashallah. This is why he is such an intellectual and important character for Islam as well as for the non Muslims as well to understand it by being satisfied due to this discussion in the light of going out of the box from what is just stated in the holy Quran by being fair and just. And something which is needed as well. Many scholars don't even intend to say or discuss anything that is not relevant. May Allah bless you .and give u jannatul ferdous.
But he does make some mistakes.
really good! a small comparative study not only outside of Islam but within the islamic schools of thought. thank you for this!
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I totally agree with what Dr. Shabir Ally said. However, unfortunately, some Muslims do not care much about this issue
Wise man.
Alhmdullillah. Finally I got it. ❤️❤️
I recently became vegan for many reasons but mainly because I have doubt about whether the meat we buy at the butcher's came from animals that were treated with respect and compassion. I don't think the food is tayyib. This is a personal decision that I am not imposing on anyone else but I get so many remarks from other Muslims that I'm going against Allah and the Quran by questioning that meat is permissible. Is this valid?
I am not against Islam. Veganism is haram when you don't offer that food 1st to Almighty God & pray that I have done harm please remove sin then Almight is merciful food becomes mercy of Almighty. Eating meat is in mode of ignorance. This argument that while cutting throat of animal were treated with respect & compassion. Killing is is killing. If someone say that I will cut your throat but before cutting your throat I will treat you with respect & compassion. Where is the respect & compassion when the stream of blood is flowing from animal & animal is struggling for life just like when you kill a human being. If I kill you cut your throat with permissible conditions will you like it. Islam is desert religion where people are naturally butchers so I say Islam is religion for butchers & Butchers who do not respect & show compassion to other living being can't have good religion. God has given enough vegetarian food there is no need to kill innocent poor animal especially cow.
Like you if all people in this world become vegan it will so nice because meat eating is the root cause of all war mongering in the world please make more and more people vegan like you.
who told you veganism is haram? it's not.
you have no obligation to eat meat, it is an option. early muslim scholars ate very little or no meat. That being said, veganism has shown (in most cases that I know of) to be unhealthy in the long run (even if healthy and invigorating in the short run.) It is extremely difficult to find a vegan diet that really works. B12 deficiency is a common thing, which can lead to physical and mental disorders.
@@Kamadev888
No you don't need to have a obligation eating meat is a choice in Islam
Very helpful and clear. Thank you very much
Thank you so much! It was very useful
Very useful.
Jazzakhala khair
why most of islamic content creators dont feel the necesity to put all the sources of hadith and surah mentioned in the video into the description?
Mir Wurst Why do they need to?
Why do they need to? Are u joking? So they have credibility! So people can look things up themselves more easily and maybe learn and not just be told what they should believe. 🤦♂️
We need more clarification. Only 4 are not permissable?
What about al mutaradyah, annateeha, al mawqootha and what the beast has eaten?
What about the veg food which is dedicated to other than allah
Baraka Allahu fika Dr Shabir. In modern times, in the food industry, animals seem to be slaughtered in the name of god-money, it is not verbelized but implicit because of intention of profit, wa Allahu ya3lam. I find guidance in your teachings, jazaka Allahu khairan.
Honestly, it makes so sense 😊😍💘
Enlightening
When the Quran mentions khinzeer does it mean the domestic pig? Or is it talking about all members of the pig family (Suidae) including boars, hogs etc?
Yes all of them.
Great explanation
Halal is very important in evry muslim
Thank you for explaining very informative 👍
i believe ♥️
Could you please explain about the verse 118 - 122 in surah Al Ann Aaam. I am really confused...
Alhamdulilah
May Allah forgive us all InshAllah
Thanks so much.
Brother Shabir didn't mention non-veg animals and birds did he?
Adventist Christians do not eat pig or shell fish
Thank you a lot
Everything was very clear but at end I wanted to get his opinion , so I could have get a good idea
Assalamu alaykum sheikh,
I just wanna ask is grasshopper halal or haram pls answer 🙏 cuz in my country lots eats grasshopper.
You can watch Mufti Abu Layth's video on it - he gives a good explanation.
Hmm interesting, not sure about insects or spiders for example.
As salamualiakum
You explain the holistic way of Halal meat but you did not ask the ? What if it is cut with Machine instead of Hand Slater by machine slater it’s cuts in two part at once by hand cut it only cuts the nerves by which the blood comes out while the animal is dying please be clear in this ?
However, if you go to a restaurant, how would you know for sure who slaughtered the animal whether invoking the name of God, no one or another entity? Also, how would you know the animal was slaughtered in the first place, no halal-certified meat mostly comes from farms that kill them other artificial methods, to save time and scalability purposes. Therefore, although I think one can eat meat provided that it was slaughtered by a monotheist, in this current day and age the latter is impossible to confirm in most cases such as say you go to the restaurant or grab a sandwich for the groceries store. So it is probably best to consume halal-certified meat only. PS: Also, the animal has to be slaughtered.. Can't be stabbed or killed by other non-allowed methods, whether Christian or Muslim doing it - The variables to take into account are so many that it is not as simple as being allowed to eat seafood or not whose consumption morality derives from one's interpretation. in this case, there are too many sub-variables and procedures which one can't assure unless present during the slaughtering. Basically, just stick to halal.. There's plenty of options, best not to be greedy.
I was thinking this too. Mind you in Australia, where I live, finding a restaurant that serves halal meat is pretty hard. I am going to start eating vegetarian meals at restaurants I think, that way I can be sure it's halal. lol
I agree with most of what you're saying, but by the same logic, how can one be sure that "certified halal" was indeed slaughtered in the Zabihah way? That the animal was not weak or sick? Or that Allah's name was indeed taken.
P,.S I eat Zabihah only as well but these questions linger in my mind. When I lived in Pakistan, even there, I saw butchers often being cruel to the animal but since it's a Muslim country, we all just assumed that it's Zabihah
@@muhammadsultan3456 You can’t as you said. But eating halal certified is still the safest one, your job is to make sure you do your best to eat halal, which in my strategy is described as eating halal certified only, even if you are allowed meat slaughtered by other monotheists. If the meat still ends up being haram you are not at fault as you did your best.
@@Dino-qz9bt Agreed!
@@muhammadsultan3456 actually your best is to see the animal being slaughtered as you are not 100% sure and if you can’t then don’t eat it.
I’m guessing the Shafi school is the only ones that say you don’t need to say Allah’a name to make it halal.
What happen if nonbeliever slaughter an animal. Another thing if animal killed by shocking is it Halal or not ?
L Yagami no. It’s considered already dead before slaughter. So no, it’s not halal.
Halal life
what about cultivated lab grown meat?
You mean chicken meat grown from its feather cell? Its okay. But i prefer not.
Halal life
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What about eating the meat of an animal that was pregnant? Diseased? Slaughtered inhumanely?
. If jews and cristians are people of book then why you call them disbelivers. A specialy Christians they belive in trinity. That is not monotheism then what is all about giving them dawah calling to islam if they belive in one God???
I respect Christians and jews and others as well. But our schollars are confusing people big time.
The people of the book were monotheists. Christians of old were monotheistic until the Romans and other gentile bishops created the trinity during many counsils from 325 a.d. onward. There are some small minority of Christians who don't accept the trinity and keep Sabbath etc..
Jazakallah, so basically means according to syafi'i, if we Eat KFC or McDonald in atheist majority countries which not mention any other name due to the slaughter, it is halal/pure.
Can you guys imagine what time has come? Highest scholars of Islam don't mention that if Gods name were not mentioned during the slaughter, then the food is abomination to eat. Everywhere I looked they mention only that if they slaughter it in another Gods name then it is haram.
6:121: And (do) not eat of that, not has been mentioned (the) name (of) Allah on it, and indeed, it (is) grave disobedience. And indeed, the devils inspire to their friends so that they dispute with you, and if you obey them, indeed, you (would) be the polytheists.
Strongly agree!!. We are getting misguided by some schollars who claim you can eat McDonald's or other fast food. Sure they want give muslims favorite and separate meat or on grill. Come on please. Allah clearly says has to be mentioned his name. So what is purpose of saying we need to eat halal? So call halal and which meat is halal. Everyone is cheating. Means we just go to market and buy any meat according to their teaching.
Absurd!!!
Indi Sinanov There's no contradictions in the Quran. What Dr Ally is saying has proof from another verse that you can eat the meat of the people of the book.
Illyrian Warrior Indi Sinanov There's no contradictions in the Quran. What Dr Ally is saying has proof from another verse that you can eat the meat of the people of the book.
People miss the context of this verse and paint the other verses with this one... especially the people following Hanafi school, it seems.
@@Truth_Seeker1 The food that is kosher is halal. But not the food from the Christians because they don't mention any name, most Christians have left their faith, and if they follow their religion it is in the name of Jesus they do it.
Is God so insecure?
Why is he always refering to Christian rulings ? weird ...
To compare, to state that this law also exsist in Christianity and Judaism. Don't you know that Islam is the continuation of other religions?
Y Dw You donut to talk about this subject he needs to mention Jews and Christians the Quran states that Muslims can eat the meat of the people of the book that's Jews and Christians.
Because Muslims consider them from the same resource and believe that the rules should be somehow not far away from Islam
Where does the star and crescent come from?
Growing up as a turk I've heard it comes from us then my Arab said friend said the arabs made it
Where does it come from?
ISLAM emerged in Arabia where travel along the desert trade routes was largely by night, and navigation depended upon the position of the moon and stars. The moon thus represents the guidance of God on the path through life.
Great, I can now eat from wherever I want in the west,yum
But be carful of contamination..they can have pork chops mixed in they restaurant,now the Jews will be more safe
Saffi, Hanafi
Halal yes or not.. No thank you all is confusing.
When food was brought to prophet that was diferent case becouse he was respectful to others and he could not make choice at moment . But when when we are making our choice then we should be aware of . Not eating from McDonald's like some scholars claim we can. By the way if we can eat out fast food & and restorans where they grill meat and dont separate why then look for halal label when buying???
What i s purpose? It doesn't make sense at all.
Why does Allah even care what people eat?
It tracts back to different reasons, mainly health people would say but even I need to do more research
Same reason why doctors care what you eat and nutritionists care about what you eat, or you’re parents. Certain foods, meets, could be harmful or beneficial to you. Pigs and red meat have studied showing the increased chance of cancers and diseases. Aside From that it’s quite disrespectful to eat meat that was blessed for honoring another god or multiple gods. Just common sense to listen and obey you’re creator. As you would listen and obey laws or teachers or parents or the police etc
Nice, but a little bothered with that statements as to why the swine/pig may haram to eat, because jehova witnesses said the same thing mentioning refrigerators, or cooking at a high heat. That statement was unacceptable.
Please dont shave your beard all around you mouth as you have done recently, it looks very bad. Revert to your previous position
He can do what he prefers.
Varaha avataram.
Mahakaalaya Namaha
If a non-Muslim does the similar cut since it’s considered scientific will a Muslim consume it?
Thank you very much. This was very helpful but one thing is unclear for me. In Europe can we no chicken or lamb meat from any market? How about the way in Europe or east they slaughter the animal? I don’t know everything but in some cases they do something to the animal that it doesn’t feel the pain or kill it with some method that the blood doesn’t come out?
I am also looking for answer to this
Me too😧
He answered it at the end. Say Bismillah and eat.
I have some thoughts.
Besides invoking God at time of slaughter, the way the animal is sacrificed also contributes to making it halal. For example, cutting at the jugular vein, then draining the blood, disengages the animal from the sensation of pain immediately and also prevents blood from clotting in the meat (and consuming blood as we know is haram).
Plus, some ways animals are slaughtered (like being hit over the head or shot) might not be halal or when still living animals witness another being slaughtered, which causes terror within them.
Besides that this doesn't sound very halal, to consume meat containing the pain energy of the animals within it, cannot be good for us. Could be a contributing factor as to why masses of humans operate in low fear based energy and have a slew of mental and physical problems.
Another point is, on how the animal was raised determines if it is halal. Were they raised with care, comfort, dignity, allowed to graze, fed what is appropriate to their diet? Or were they stuffed in cages, malnurished and tortured for their short but purposeful lives.
Saying Allahu Akbar is not enough to deem meat halal in my opinion and where I can accept the argument that saying nothing still makes the meat permissable as Dr. Shabbir well explained both sides of the argument, there is still the fact that we actually do not know in most cases, how the animal was raised or slaughtered (think of the assembly line of goats during Hajj time).
Nevermind, someone from the Church of Satan may own cattle farms and be sacrificing animals in the name of Satan with associated rituals to boot.
Lastly, it is not just sacrifices of animals in the name of false God's that is haram, but also food that is not meat, for example offerings of sweets consecrated in the name of idols and other dieties.
Apologize in advance in case these points were covered in any subsequent videos as I note this broadcast is 6 years old.
I would also like to add, that in addition to reasons mentioned by Dr. Shabbir, swine meat may also be haram because it is the closest to human flesh, which is pressumably haram to consume.
Perhaps that is a contributing factor to why the sanctity of humanity is being lost in front of our eyes.
As the Quran says, the deaf will never hear and the blind will never see.
.. and soon the insect factories in the west will replace meat altogether. What will the good Muslims do then?
Wow. I'm of Indian descent and most of the muslims where I stay are Indian descent and we have to have the meat slaughtered by saying bismillah and then will be certified halaal. I noticed arab people who come here eat anything except pork and all the Indian muslims found that weird and thought they doing wrong but now i see the reasoning
Maybe they are not Muslims.
@@destyekaputrisari5218 no they are Muslim. According to Dr Shabir they interpret differently
Is there a way to contact Dr. Ally?
there is a Hadith narrated in Bukhari " a Jewish woman invited Prophet on dinner & she cooked goat meat # Prophet & Sahaba ( i have to confirm whether there was one Sahabi or more than one Sahabi ) ate the meat though the Jewish woman attempted to assassinate Prophet through injecting poison in meat " # regardless of her assassination attempt the Hadith clearly provides evidence that Jewish slaughtered meat is permissible for Muslims # in addition Quran verses say " U ( Muslims ) will find more closer & loving to U ( Muslim ) who are Christians " # therefore Christians slaughtered meat is also permissable #
But how do we know if the meat was slaughtered under another name besides god?
If you know it yourself.
Hi Dr can a non Muslim say bismilahi and killed animal and it is eatable for Muslim
Any Flesh meat is not meat for us. HalleluYAH
When Dr. Shabir Ally talks, people listen!
I would like to know where that hadeth is about the The Prophet (s.a.w) saying to say Bismillah if you don't know if it is halal or not.
I think in the Qur'an it says you have to say god's name before you kill the animal for food as well .
Meet seller says he sell halal but it's not zabiha. Can Muslims eat this meet?
That means most likely its ahel kitaab slaughtered
Food is allways a joy
Mind your food my dear fellow Muslims. It is more precious than GOLD.
FOOD are entering our body, it stays there >>> becoming energy, and all >>> that we live >>> to do evil and or to do good.
So IT IS THE ONLY THING THAT WE BRING TO OUR GRAVES. (everything else WERE LEFT BEHIND) >>> and hence it will be with us on the day of resurrection.
Finding whether animals are slaughtered or not by them is also difficult I guess..
My theory on the subject regarding why Muslims were prohibited to eat pork is this. The Muslims were living among Jews and in order not to offend the Jews, they abstained from pork. Pigs are raised as farm animals. Some of the other animals which were prohibited in the Old Testament had to be hunted. I have looked at the dietary restrictions in the Koran and they are essentially identical with those mentioned in the New Testament with the addition of pork as being a meat to be abstained from. St. Paul said:
Give no offense, either to the Jews or to the Greeks or to the church of God. (I Corinthians 10:32, NKJV)
In order not to offend the Jews, I think that the Muslims were prohibited from eating pork.
Jesus said:
Not what goes into the mouth defiles a man; but what comes out of the mouth, this defiles a man. (Matthew 15:11, NKJV)
However, there has always been a prohibition against eating blood. It is not the blood that defiles a man. It is the act of eating that which has been prohibited that defiles a man. Likewise, this goes for eating animals that have been strangled. There are other prohibitions in our Church canons regarding diet.
The divine Scripture commands us to abstain from blood, from things strangled, and from fornication. Those therefore who on account of a dainty stomach prepare by any art for food the blood of any animal, and so eat it, we punish suitably. If anyone henceforth venture to eat in any way the blood of an animal, if he be a clergyman, let him be deposed; if a layman, let him be cut off. (Canon LXVII, Quinisext Council, 692 A.D.)
If any bishop, or presbyter, or deacon, or indeed any one of the sacerdotal catalogue, eats flesh with the blood of its life, or that which is torn by beasts, or which died of itself, let him be deprived; for this the law itself has forbidden. But if he be one of the laity, let him be suspended. (Canon LXIII, Canons of the Holy Apostles)
As for food offer to idols, Christians are allowed to whatever is sold in the marketplace, like St. Paul said. However, if we are not allowed to eat food that has been offered to idols unless it has been sold in the marketplace. This is not something to be concerned about today in North America. Most people do not worship the ancient gods of the Romans and the Greeks. Most people do not sell food that has been offered to those gods in the marketplace like they did in ancient times. We are forbidden to eat food that has been sacrificed to some other god in a religious context. Actually, according to the church canons, we are supposed to abstain from attending idolatrous worship services and feasts. So, no Orthodox Christian should ever be in such a situation where people are eating animals sacrificed to idols in a religious context.
Rather, that the things which the Gentiles sacrifice they sacrifice to demons and not to God, and I do not want you to have fellowship with demons. (I Corinthians 10:20, NKJV)
I understand this verse from the Quran in the light of I Corinthians 10:20.
And eat not of that whereon Allah's name hath not been mentioned, for lo! it is abomination. Lo! the devils do inspire their minions to dispute with you. But if ye obey them, ye will be in truth idolaters. (Quran 6:121, Pickthall)
This verse is talking about eating food that has been sacrificed to idols. That is my opinion. The pagan Arabs worshiped a god who had three daughters. That god's daughters were to them goddesses. If someone offered up an animal to one of those false gods, then Muslims should not eat it. Christians should not eat it either.
As for the writings of St. Paul, they are Holy Scripture. St. Peter, who was one of the twelve apostles of Jesus, considered them to be part of the Scriptures of the Christians. (II Peter 3:15 16)
There is plenty of evidence that seventh century Christians were using the fourteen epistles of St. Paul as Holy Scripture. Actually, fourth century Christians were doing that. (The Catechetical Lectures of St. Cyril of Jerusalem, the African Code, St. Gregory the Theologian, St. Jerome, Blessed Augustine of Hippo, some Councils of Carthage and Hippo which preceding the writing of the African Code, etc.)
Muhammad accepted the Scriptures that Christians used. (Quran 29:46; 42:15) He received no new revelations. (Quran 41:43) He was not an innovator among the messengers. (Quran 46:9) The Quran confirms whatever Scriptures went before it. (Quran 5:48) There should be no contradiction between one's interpretation of the Bible and the Quran. The same teachings should be derived from both books. That is also my opinion.
don't fool urself by reading pagan paul's fake gospel
Bible ≠ Quran. Quran doesn't allow beer, pork, wild animals, anything that causes yourself harm and more while the bible most of if not all these things.