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Thank you! It definitely was unnecessary, I felt uncomfortable. People around the world have grown up in different cultures and no one chooses where they are born. It's just wrong to say we to someone else's primary foods (sometimes of survival). But full respect for having the guts to say you take it back ❤️
there are halal or vegan version to all the foods she mentioned. so long you are clear of what is halal and non-halal (haram), you are in good hands, insya-Allah.
Yes, I started to say, it depends on how the products are prepared, but y'all beat me to it. There are non-pork-based gelatines out there, look for vegan or vegetarian versions. Pectin is very present in fruits, and can stand in to make things gelatinous without animal products at all. And gelatin can be made from halal sources, as well.
@Person Random Its not about the meat, mirin contains about 14% alcohol some use it for the rice/sauce for flavour and Muslims shouldn't ingest any alcohol
Salam Sorry sis… it all depends on ingredients that means that these things can be made differently by using halaal ingredients. Don’t just call these stuff haraam straight away. Thanks
I agree with you 1 million persen. ANd i muslim to. I love shushi. Is dipent what ingredian there youse. As long as there dont denjoures and there not youse pork meet or drunk alcohol is ok to eat. Not all food is haram
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Sushi is easy to make at home (not as pretty as a restaurant) and really delicious. All the sushi rice recipes I’ve seen use rice vinegar and/or white vinegar.
Sushi is my top favourite food 🤤 In the commercial sushi from supermarkets for example, the ingredient used is vinegar. No alcohol there. I also do not drink or take alcohol in any form, not because of religion, but other reasons. And yeah, you can also ask the restaurant how they prepare it and ask to swap the Mirin with the special vinegar 😀
vinegar is made from wine, so i don’t see the point of replacing mirin with diluted vinegar, that’s the same thing. also i hate alcohol, so if i thought it was visible in sushi i wouldn’t say this
Same, I was very confused at first and scared but then realized she probably lives in a European country or America XD I live in Turkey so I don't need to worry about the food over here Alhamdulillah
Not everything is Haram,gelatin can be changed by other ingredients,the sushi don't have to use the mirin(Alcohol),and Ramen noodles have some halal product too,insya Allah.
I think what she is saying is to not assume these products are halal (point made, I had never heard of sushi made with rice wine). Obviously you can find/make substitutes. There's jam for diabetics but still a classic one with 50+ percent of sugar might be a bad idea.
Often ramen seasoning does not event contain "real meat" it is just artificial flavour. Also, you can make sushis with only rice vinegar in it, which is often the case !
glad i found someone calling this out! the first thing I thought of was that mirin is not used to season sushi rice and she doesn't know the difference between using rice vinegar or rice wine...
As a vegetarian, I was shocked to find out the spicy chicken ramen you can get at every bodega near me contains 0 chicken. It's completely vegan. That kind of makes me more sus though. What is the flavoring?
Do not worry brother, it depends if the ones you ate are halal or not. Even if you ate haram ones Allah will 100% forgive you if you repent he is the most merciful ❤️
You can even buy halal certified ramen from Malaysia and Indonesia in German supermarkets 😂😂😂 Plus: The "duck flavour" and " beef flavour" actually contains no meat at all and is vegetarian from this specific brand🎉🎉🎉❤
i am so sad because i ate tones of sushi at japan before i knew that it had mirin alcohol, i saw this video after my trip and i started sobbing 😅ྀིྀིྀིྀིྀི
your friend can eat ramen because most ramen flavors are artificial and artificial = synthesized = not found in nature. Sidra just didn't do a good job on this one point and the rest tbh I am not sure
@@TK-Reikon but it is the same the vinegar used has alcohol in sushi 😑 cause its vinegar and has alcohol naturally all vinegar I am sure you eat salad... lel
You can eat eat sushi with diferant rice There is halal jello Raman can be halal depending on the brand Marsh mellows you can get them halal Gummy bears you can also get them halal
@@mnlight8308before you buy them make sure from looking at the ingredients and the brand first so the next time you want to eat the marshmallows you know which one you should grab and if you're afraid that you've eaten some non-halal products from before you know bout them you don't have to worry bout it..Allah forgive you as long as you don't eat them again in future
In the US there is a marshmallow brand called Dandies. While I am not Muslim, I have been vegetarian for nearly half a century and have been reading labels for years. When I see "Hallal" or "Kosher" or abbreviations for Kosher I know it's probably going to be good. The lavender/purple and the flowers are gorgeous.
I love the Dandies marshmallows too! They’re honestly better than the regular ones anyway IMO. I have been vegetarian for 4 years before I became Muslim so the halal-only restrictions aren’t that hard for me, Alhamdulillah. But wow, almost 50 years vegetarian is amazing! Major props to you! 🤩 👏
@@antygona-iq8ew Thanks, I did know that, just as Kosher doesn't, either. In Judaism, you don't mix meat and dairy at the same meal, so if I saw a cheese was Kosher I knew they didn't use animal rennet in its making. Islam doesn't have this, but since pork is forbidden I take a closer look to see that maybe they used a non-animal source. So while it doesn't mean vegetarian, it is helpful.
Well if you live in a Muslim country then that’s okay but if you live in a non-Muslim country you need to check if they have pork gelatine or non-halal meat in their packages hope it helps 😊
@@HellokittyPink oh yes i just found out recently that the gelatin here is made from beef or something and not from non-halal meat, I'm glad i live in a muslim country. Thank you btw😄✨
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We have all the halal version in Malaysia. It’s not that we can’t eat the food. We have to check the ingredients whether it’s halal or haram. Now in Malaysia people are more aware to create these food using halal ingredients. Come to Malaysia and enjoy the food galore of many different culture and countries 😊
It's so nice that some companies make halal versions of these though. It really shows how much they care about the different cultures and religions. (Though in America most things marketed as halal are quite a bit more expensive)
I'm not Muslim, I was just mentioning this :) thanks for the tip though, I'll tell my Muslim friend. (They're new to where I am, so I'll see if she knows about it first)
@@hadilayyad6147 sadly I'm in an area where Asian, Halal friendly, and other cultured foods are hard to find and/or very little amount. I have to go to a different area of town to get my Asian snacks, and by bus its 20 mins but by foot is close to 45 mins.
@@hadilayyad6147 it's ok, we have Walmart but not a big selection of Asian items besides soy sauce up the butt! So when we go to the town square and such, we stop over to a Wegmans that's just literally a few blocks away from the town square and we pick up some Asian items. They have like almost a full alle of snacks and such, and then a bunch of other awesome culture items. Even a nice little Halal area for Muslim/Islamic religions, I mostly shopped in that section for my older kids because of their allergies back then. They are 27 now but they are always happy when I make them food that they can eat, even when I make a lot of canned foods, home made jams/jellies, etc.
The “ew” was unnecessary. People eat chicken foot and stuff that other cultures don’t necessarily consider “yum” but you don’t see anyone going “ew”.. that’s rude. Respect is a 2 way street.
I kind of get what you're saying, but she didnt mean it in a disrespectful manner. I mean...I often say "ew" to food that MY people eat, but I dont mean it as a cultural offense or anything; just because its something that I find...unappetizing
I have amuslim friend and I went shopping for sweets,Keeping in mind that she couldn't eat sweets with gelatine. I was so happy tho when I found jellies suitable for vegetarian! I gave her the bag and the look on her face was priceless! She practically cried as she said no one really goes out of their way to meet her religious ways! I made my dayto make someone happy!
I think it’s kind of funny that you’re saying “ew!” about marshmallows, whereas if we went to your country/your parents’ country and said “ew!” about a normal food there, we’d be called racist and xenophobic 😂😂😂 You can practice whatever religion you want, but it’s rude to imply something is disgusting just because you dislike/disagree with the way it is made. ETA: Even Sidra admitted it was unnecessary of her to say. Props to her :)
Mmm saying eww to pork is racist?? Lol. Even in early Christianity pork was not allowed.. just like it isn’t in Judaism… there must be a good reason.. ask a scholar
@@asmaz5486 Incorrect about early Christianity. There are specific verses that refer to no foods being considered unclean and that it is actually insulting to God to suggest that anything He created is unclean. Acts 11:8-10, Mark 7:15
All of those foods have HALAL VERSION in most muslim countries. Even Indomie instant noodles is from Indonesia (country with the most muslim population). Of course it is HALAL.
My oldest daughters had so many allergies, and basically had a vegan diet as I get told by other parents. I just tell them "No, they are just allergic to the whole damn world with their allergies! And yes we done an allergy test...." that's how I found out they are severely allergic to eggs, wheat, some dairy, some seafood, and also allergic to some nuts ((almonds, pecans, and pistachios)) I feel so bad when they eat my cooking before the allergy test... 😭😭😭 exdently making them sick with my famous omelette buffet, good thing they arent allergic to pork/beef like my second younger sister is.... they would KILL me if I had to take away their bacon.
Yes, same here. But we are in japan and foods have no halal mark so we are forced to use google translate or the rest will be from the halal shops which is very inconvenient as it is very far from my place.
It is rare for sushi rice to use mirin. I have yet to be in a restaurant that uses mirin in sushi rice, and I don't use it when making suchi rice either. Most use rice wine vinegar or sushi vinegar (which is a sweeter rice wine vinegar that has sugar added) and once an alcohol has turned into a vinegar it is halal (Hanbali). There is even a hadith of Prophet Muhammad SAW saying "What a good food vinegar is" Sahih Muslim 2051, At-Tirmidhi 1840
All vinegar is made from alcohol and has trace amounts in it... Why are some Muslims so extreme to the point where they don't let themselves enjoy harmless things like Vinegar?
Holy crap! Now those are some green eyes! They are absolutely gorgeous!! And you are just stunning!! Thanks for sharing some facts about your religion! Cool video!!🩷😊
It’s probably because it’s off putting to a lot of people to think that something from an animals bones goes into something so light, fluffy, and sweet 😅
She means like when you go to different places, not Arab countries, but thankfully, if we want to eat that they remove the gelatin in the bad things like gonna get a healthier way
As a vegan, I wouldn't call the vegan diet restrictive at all. You're leaving off tortured animals from your plate. I don't think saving lives is "restrictive." Not to mention, since going vegan 8 years ago, I have tried so many new foods, and expanded my pallet so much since eating the same murdered beings every day for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, that thinking back on it, the SAD diet I was consuming was more restricted than I eat now. Happy New Year!
@@AlyBeWildin that's amazing and I'm happy you've had such a good experience:) I don't say "restrictions" with a negative connotation. We don't eat what the rest of the population eats, so I could relate to her frustrations of trying to find something to eat, especially right after first transitioning. The representation is there and I saw the humor in it.
@@Sarah-yq2dr I didn’t think you meant it negatively, however, non-vegans read the comments and they usually always say that we are restrictive, or other things that are negative. 💖
I've been eating these all my life, but in Muslim countries there is a halal version of everything right? There is even a halal badge on every item. So is it okay?
Yes it is ok. All of those foods have HALAL VERSION in most muslim countries. Even Indomie instant noodles is from Indonesia (country with the most muslim population). Of course it is HALAL.
I developed a pork allergy. Immediately after I found out I messaged my therapist, who is Muslim, for help finding foods that might have pork hidden in them. And I still bought gf rice crispy treats, ate half the box before remembering marshmallows have gelatin and unless the marshmallows are labeled Halal or Kosher I need to avoid them, you know, if I like breathing.
Marshmallows are not always haram, some are halal. If they had a mark on the package saying halal, or حلال. The reason they are often haram is because they contain gelatin which is commonly made from pigs. But some contain gelatin from cows instead, which is halal 😁.
Some women want the photos to turn out really stunning and their outfit to look better, as many south asian attire looks stunning with specific hairstyles, so some choose not to wear hijab at weddings. This is still haram though, unless the men at the wedding are all the girls’ mahram (people we aren’t allowed to marry islamically). We are still human so we also want to look pretty, so a lot struggle with it. ❤
You can buy a lot of these in there halal version like for gummies you can get the haribo gummies that come from turkey or go to like a hijab place because they will sure to have some of these foods
Sushi rice is not usually made with mirin (at least I thought so). But even with mirin, the amount is so little that it doesn't intoxicate, which makes it not haram (at least to some scholars).
Indomie is a halal version of Ramen noodle. Just read ingredients on marshmallows and gummies. Alot of them use veggie gelatin, especially the gummies.
If I’m not mistaken you can eat alcohol based cooking ingredients as long as it Dosnt intoxicate you. Like cooking with wine in its reduced form wouldn’t intoxicate you so it’s halal to eat.
As long as the food don't contain pork/gelatine, non certified animal ingredient, or any other haram ingredients (like alchohol), the food is completely halal. As for the ramen noodles, i recommend trying halal certified noodles. Majority of Buldak noodles are halal certified, so it's rly convenient. Hope that helped, jazakallah khair dear brothers and sisters❤
Aselamaleykum sis. If you are open to constructive criticism, please consider the following. And I mean this with all respect. All of these foods have various halal options, and generalizing can make Islam look unrealistically difficult for people considering Islam (i say this as a covert). There are many halal gelatin for gummy bears, marshmallows, and jello. You can call a sushi place ahead as there are many that don't use mirin. There are also soooo many halal ramen options. Please let's not make Islam look like it's full of prohibitions when there are halal options for all these.
as an muslim in indonesia is even more better in indonesia, full of halal stuff and only a half haram stuff and recommended to visit, if you had money i guess.
You definitely get halal marshmallow, I eat them ALL the time, I live near loads of Asian supermarkets, the ones specialising in South Asian and Middle Eastern foods and you can get them there. Gummy bear too
What's actually scarier, people don't connect that desserts and even biscuits and chocolates, ice creams, can have haraam ingredients. We had it drummed into us by Mother to always read the packs (she came over in the 60s and couldn't read English to well at the time, so she trained us to check the packets and let her know. We found it quite shocking that people couldn't connect the fact that even sweet stuff may not be halal. They would always say... 👀.. But it's a chocolate bar!! 🤷🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️.. (say like in kung fu panda "but you're a panda! he's just a fat panda!")
If the noodles are like other brand of noodles then it's not really haram For example here's some noodle brands that are halal to eat Maggi,Samyang ramyun,koka noodles.
Just always check the back of the candys or foods u get if your not in a muslim marketplace u should always check because most of the candys sweets and foods have gelatins but u dont really have to check the back if ur in a muslim country
gelatine can be derive from cow,sheep,some even chicken and have vegetable gelatine/agar-agar but i will choose to not buy snack/food that contain gelatine if it not have halal mark or the ingredient list not write that it is agar-agar/vegetable gelatine it can be cow,sheep,chicken gelatine but in non majority muslim country it can be derive from pork bone
I take the “ew” back
It was totally unnecessary
Sorry guys ❤
wait why did you take it back i didn’t even think that was disrespectful in anyway, dw sister youre good.😭🤍
Thank you
You can have opinions lol. BTW, I love your flower crown💜🧕🏽💜
Thank you! It definitely was unnecessary, I felt uncomfortable. People around the world have grown up in different cultures and no one chooses where they are born. It's just wrong to say we to someone else's primary foods (sometimes of survival). But full respect for having the guts to say you take it back ❤️
Thinking of a pork product in something sweet like candy and marshmallow *is* “ew” whether you eat pork and candy or not!
there are halal or vegan version to all the foods she mentioned. so long you are clear of what is halal and non-halal (haram), you are in good hands, insya-Allah.
Yes. These aren't specifically not halal, they're just flavours that aren't halal. I always eat sushi anyways but I get smoked salmon and avocado.
Yes, I started to say, it depends on how the products are prepared, but y'all beat me to it. There are non-pork-based gelatines out there, look for vegan or vegetarian versions. Pectin is very present in fruits, and can stand in to make things gelatinous without animal products at all. And gelatin can be made from halal sources, as well.
@@bethhelminiak5063 Agar agar is a 100% replacement for animal gelatin.
@Person Random
Its not about the meat, mirin contains about 14% alcohol some use it for the rice/sauce for flavour and Muslims shouldn't ingest any alcohol
@@bta7658 Yeh, sometimes for the soy sauce they put alcohol in it. But I go to stores that have halal soy sauce.
Salam
Sorry sis… it all depends on ingredients that means that these things can be made differently by using halaal ingredients. Don’t just call these stuff haraam straight away. Thanks
Thanks for the input I was thinking about the same thing
I was thinking the same
I agree with you 1 million persen. ANd i muslim to. I love shushi. Is dipent what ingredian there youse. As long as there dont denjoures and there not youse pork meet or drunk alcohol is ok to eat. Not all food is haram
@@hamidnatsuru4711this spelling.... I'm sorry lol 😂
1) Surah Fatiha : Protects One From The Anger Of Allah
2) Surah Yaseen : Protects One From Thirsty Of The Day Of Judgement
3) Surah Waqi'ah : Protects One From Poverty And Starvation
4) Surah Mulk : Protects One From The Punishment Of The Grave
5) Surah Kauthar : Protects One From The Enmity Of The Enemy
6) Surah Kaafirun : Protects One From Kufr At The Time Of Death
7) Surah Ikhlas : Protects One From Hypocrisy
8) Surah Falaq : From Calamities
9) Surah Naas : Protects One From Evil Thoughts
10) Durood Shareef : Protects One From All Problems
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Some of them are correct and some of them I don’t know where u bought them from, can u give reference?
Sushi is easy to make at home (not as pretty as a restaurant) and really delicious. All the sushi rice recipes I’ve seen use rice vinegar and/or white vinegar.
There is a more friendlier approach of it too, they do have "Soft Sushi Vinger" to pour in the rice instead of Mirin.
Yeah, mirin isn't required. You can always request that your sushi be made without if its against your dietary choice.
Sushi is my top favourite food 🤤 In the commercial sushi from supermarkets for example, the ingredient used is vinegar. No alcohol there. I also do not drink or take alcohol in any form, not because of religion, but other reasons. And yeah, you can also ask the restaurant how they prepare it and ask to swap the Mirin with the special vinegar 😀
I’ve always made sushi with rice wine vinegar, which isn’t alcoholic.
Sushi means vinegared rice.
vinegar is made from wine, so i don’t see the point of replacing mirin with diluted vinegar, that’s the same thing. also i hate alcohol, so if i thought it was visible in sushi i wouldn’t say this
Never have I ever been this grateful to Allah for living in a Muslim majority country where Alhamdulillah I don't have to worry about my food😬
You’re so lucky ❤️
Same, I was very confused at first and scared but then realized she probably lives in a European country or America XD I live in Turkey so I don't need to worry about the food over here Alhamdulillah
@@Freethinker33 Trust me, with that attitude no one will wanna come near you. 👍🏻 You're doing a good job pal.
Same , this is soo true I don't need to have doubts abut the ingredients
@@ramram_1904 yeah some people think the good way to bring attention is using hate comments but that's wrong
Not everything is Haram,gelatin can be changed by other ingredients,the sushi don't have to use the mirin(Alcohol),and Ramen noodles have some halal product too,insya Allah.
I'm not Muslim but, I don't care if sushi has alcohol, because I do every time sushi at home and it's perfect👌
I dont use mirin in my sushi/maki
Jell-O replacement Halal or Vegan Jelly
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I think what she is saying is to not assume these products are halal (point made, I had never heard of sushi made with rice wine). Obviously you can find/make substitutes. There's jam for diabetics but still a classic one with 50+ percent of sugar might be a bad idea.
@@hengwin Yes I know that I am listing alternative for people
Vite Ramen makes vegan and halal instant Ramen that is bleeping delicious and nutritionally dense. Check them out.
And not all sushi has mirin! Problem solved
@@Bint_Fadl_Ahmad I didn’t want to talk without knowledge and I didn’t know in the case of Sushi
Often ramen seasoning does not event contain "real meat" it is just artificial flavour. Also, you can make sushis with only rice vinegar in it, which is often the case !
yes I’m vegan and usually it’s just artificial flavouring! there’s very few I can’t actually eat xx
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glad i found someone calling this out! the first thing I thought of was that mirin is not used to season sushi rice and she doesn't know the difference between using rice vinegar or rice wine...
exactly my thoughts it's very misleading
As a vegetarian, I was shocked to find out the spicy chicken ramen you can get at every bodega near me contains 0 chicken. It's completely vegan. That kind of makes me more sus though. What is the flavoring?
I started punching the air when you said ramen 🤣
Do not worry brother, it depends if the ones you ate are halal or not. Even if you ate haram ones Allah will 100% forgive you if you repent he is the most merciful ❤️
My brother my own is halal certified Allhamdullillah 😅😊😊😊
@@suswagon3313can I eat it and just not use the packet
You can even buy halal certified ramen from Malaysia and Indonesia in German supermarkets 😂😂😂
Plus:
The "duck flavour" and " beef flavour" actually contains no meat at all and is vegetarian from this specific brand🎉🎉🎉❤
Its ok, my fav ramen is certified halal, buldak noodles 😂❤
You’re purple outfit and flower headdress is stunning!
*your
me who ate all these foods: my time has come🌚
Just check if those halal certified..If you live in Muslim country then probably your market alrdy had only halal certified food (like my country)
Same 😂
Me too
It’s not haram it’s halal but I really don’t know but I’m Muslim
@@lareenalharbi2113 I am as well
i am so sad because i ate tones of sushi at japan before i knew that it had mirin alcohol, i saw this video after my trip and i started sobbing 😅ྀིྀིྀིྀིྀི
My friend is Muslim so I’ll keep this in mind!!! 💕💕
But know they have halal versions of these things as well.
@@asmaz5486 not all countries have it 🥲
You're so kind 🤗
Very cute
your friend can eat ramen because most ramen flavors are artificial and artificial = synthesized = not found in nature. Sidra just didn't do a good job on this one point and the rest tbh I am not sure
Sushi rice is normally made with rice vinegar, not みりん (mirin), so you are good to go!
(I also can't eat pork or drink alcohol)
Orange juice has alcohol in it, stop comparing alcohol with everything when you don't know chemistry
@@maxmusterwitzig9287 I was talking about sushi dude, not orange juice...
@@TK-Reikon but it is the same the vinegar used has alcohol in sushi 😑 cause its vinegar and has alcohol naturally all vinegar I am sure you eat salad... lel
@@TK-Reikon you cannot get harmed or drunk by sushi, don't you get it research
I only eat sushi in a halal open buffet so I am good to go anyway lol
"3. Ramen noodles"
Me who was eating ramen noodles yesterday: 🫥🥲
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i had ramen noddles yesterday i was not aware…
*Me who is an Arab and has been eating ramen for a while * I feel so guilty 😭
@@leleleenaa not all ramen is haram. Some brands have non-animal based seasoning. Maggi instant noodles are generally halal
Lol
You can eat eat sushi with diferant rice
There is halal jello
Raman can be halal depending on the brand
Marsh mellows you can get them halal
Gummy bears you can also get them halal
Now how'd I know the ones I ate were halal😭
@@mnlight8308well you can check the ingredients or see if it is halal certified on the packaging
@adelinad.h5497 yuh but I can't remember all the packaging because I ate many kinds
@@mnlight8308then it’s ok u didn’t know
@@mnlight8308before you buy them make sure from looking at the ingredients and the brand first so the next time you want to eat the marshmallows you know which one you should grab and if you're afraid that you've eaten some non-halal products from before you know bout them you don't have to worry bout it..Allah forgive you as long as you don't eat them again in future
In the US there is a marshmallow brand called Dandies. While I am not Muslim, I have been vegetarian for nearly half a century and have been reading labels for years. When I see "Hallal" or "Kosher" or abbreviations for Kosher I know it's probably going to be good.
The lavender/purple and the flowers are gorgeous.
I love the Dandies marshmallows too! They’re honestly better than the regular ones anyway IMO.
I have been vegetarian for 4 years before I became Muslim so the halal-only restrictions aren’t that hard for me, Alhamdulillah.
But wow, almost 50 years vegetarian is amazing! Major props to you! 🤩 👏
Hallal does not mean vegetarian.
@@antygona-iq8ew Thanks, I did know that, just as Kosher doesn't, either. In Judaism, you don't mix meat and dairy at the same meal, so if I saw a cheese was Kosher I knew they didn't use animal rennet in its making. Islam doesn't have this, but since pork is forbidden I take a closer look to see that maybe they used a non-animal source. So while it doesn't mean vegetarian, it is helpful.
they have delicious maple and peppermint flavours now too!❤️
All those foods you listed are halal here in uk so i can still eat them 😊
Btw im in love with ur abaya ❤
Not all you need to check the ingredients
Me, who eats *Marshmallow* and *Gummy Bears / jellies* almost everyday... since i was a child *My whole life is a lie* 💀
Well if you live in a Muslim country then that’s okay but if you live in a non-Muslim country you need to check if they have pork gelatine or non-halal meat in their packages hope it helps 😊
@@HellokittyPink oh yes i just found out recently that the gelatin here is made from beef or something and not from non-halal meat, I'm glad i live in a muslim country. Thank you btw😄✨
@@FK_Edits55 you’re welcome ☺️
আল্লাহ কোরআনে বলছে, তোমাদের জন্য রক্ত, শুয়োরের মাংস, অ্যালকোহল, মরা পশুর মাংস খাওয়া নিষিদ্ধ করা হলো। এর বাইরে অন্য কোনো খাবার নিষিদ্ধ করেনি। তাই এসব ধর্ম জ্ঞানহীন লোকদের কথা না শুনে কোরআন পড়ো।
I always eat gummy bears and I’m Muslim I’m not on a Muslim country but I found a shop that sells halal ones as it says it on the package
We have all the halal version in Malaysia. It’s not that we can’t eat the food. We have to check the ingredients whether it’s halal or haram. Now in Malaysia people are more aware to create these food using halal ingredients. Come to Malaysia and enjoy the food galore of many different culture and countries 😊
Eiii geng💃🏻
Which brand is that? They export to UK as well and label as halal..
When you said ew i DIED OF LAUGHING 😂😂😂
It's so nice that some companies make halal versions of these though. It really shows how much they care about the different cultures and religions. (Though in America most things marketed as halal are quite a bit more expensive)
You’ll find them for a little cheaper at a middle eastern grocery store :)
I'm not Muslim, I was just mentioning this :) thanks for the tip though, I'll tell my Muslim friend. (They're new to where I am, so I'll see if she knows about it first)
@@hadilayyad6147 sadly I'm in an area where Asian, Halal friendly, and other cultured foods are hard to find and/or very little amount. I have to go to a different area of town to get my Asian snacks, and by bus its 20 mins but by foot is close to 45 mins.
@@littlepsycopopmaryith8618 aww :( I hope they open more stores near you like this sooner
@@hadilayyad6147 it's ok, we have Walmart but not a big selection of Asian items besides soy sauce up the butt! So when we go to the town square and such, we stop over to a Wegmans that's just literally a few blocks away from the town square and we pick up some Asian items. They have like almost a full alle of snacks and such, and then a bunch of other awesome culture items. Even a nice little Halal area for Muslim/Islamic religions, I mostly shopped in that section for my older kids because of their allergies back then. They are 27 now but they are always happy when I make them food that they can eat, even when I make a lot of canned foods, home made jams/jellies, etc.
Why did that second ramen packet have POVERTY on the label? 🤣
I really love your outfit. This hijab looks faboulus with that flowercrown. And the darker veil. I love lilac and violet color. 😍
The “ew” was unnecessary. People eat chicken foot and stuff that other cultures don’t necessarily consider “yum” but you don’t see anyone going “ew”.. that’s rude. Respect is a 2 way street.
Bruhy’all really come for her just for sayin “ew”?? May god bless her, y’all so sensitive!! 😂😂
Oh shut it
I kind of get what you're saying, but she didnt mean it in a disrespectful manner. I mean...I often say "ew" to food that MY people eat, but I dont mean it as a cultural offense or anything; just because its something that I find...unappetizing
Ok Karen
It’s her opinion chill
I have amuslim friend and I went shopping for sweets,Keeping in mind that she couldn't eat sweets with gelatine. I was so happy tho when I found jellies suitable for vegetarian! I gave her the bag and the look on her face was priceless! She practically cried as she said no one really goes out of their way to meet her religious ways! I made my dayto make someone happy!
it's so wholesome, that's what friends are for
@@rockinflemingo3075 thank u!
You are probably the first funny muslim youtuber i've ever seen. Hahah Mashallah.
Omg thanks and I love your purple fit it's so cute! Mashallah ❤️
In our country since it’s a Muslim country everything is 100% halal!
Jazak'Allah about the Sushi.
I had no idea it had alcohol.
Some sushi use it some don’t and use vinegar, so if we make it at home it should be okay 🥰
if u live in a muslim country then it could be halal
Well in Muslim countries they all are made with halal ingredients and is okay to eat! 😄
I think it’s kind of funny that you’re saying “ew!” about marshmallows, whereas if we went to your country/your parents’ country and said “ew!” about a normal food there, we’d be called racist and xenophobic 😂😂😂 You can practice whatever religion you want, but it’s rude to imply something is disgusting just because you dislike/disagree with the way it is made.
ETA: Even Sidra admitted it was unnecessary of her to say. Props to her :)
You're kind of weird, people think pork is disgusting.... pork isn't exclusively european LOL it didnt even orignate in Europe
@@delinquente1444 Bold of you to assume I'm European
@@heyitssarah7545 do you want me to give you a cookie
Mmm saying eww to pork is racist?? Lol. Even in early Christianity pork was not allowed.. just like it isn’t in Judaism… there must be a good reason.. ask a scholar
@@asmaz5486 Incorrect about early Christianity. There are specific verses that refer to no foods being considered unclean and that it is actually insulting to God to suggest that anything He created is unclean. Acts 11:8-10, Mark 7:15
Thank you sister ❤😊
As a vegan, i can eat all og thode things. There are A LOT of vegetariam/vegan options
All of those foods have HALAL VERSION in most muslim countries. Even Indomie instant noodles is from Indonesia (country with the most muslim population). Of course it is HALAL.
My oldest daughters had so many allergies, and basically had a vegan diet as I get told by other parents. I just tell them "No, they are just allergic to the whole damn world with their allergies! And yes we done an allergy test...." that's how I found out they are severely allergic to eggs, wheat, some dairy, some seafood, and also allergic to some nuts ((almonds, pecans, and pistachios)) I feel so bad when they eat my cooking before the allergy test... 😭😭😭 exdently making them sick with my famous omelette buffet, good thing they arent allergic to pork/beef like my second younger sister is.... they would KILL me if I had to take away their bacon.
Being Pakistani 🇵🇰 we are blessed our country have Halal food everywhere
Allahamdulillah ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
Alhamdulillah my sister makes the best sushi at home better than in restaurants and halal
i live in malaysia and all of this things i have ate before and they all halal, i think it based on what country you live😊
edit: i never ate jello😅
Same
Yes, same here. But we are in japan and foods have no halal mark so we are forced to use google translate or the rest will be from the halal shops which is very inconvenient as it is very far from my place.
You're a lovely lady I found you yesterday I love your clothes, I'm Christian but it's interesting to hear you talk about things and your life.
Thanks for this information
Thanks girl ! But also, “Poverty” flavor noodles? 😂😂😂
Issa joke 😬
@@NinjaMommy I know ! It was hilarious hahaha
Haribos released vegan Giant Strawberries where I live and I cannot describe my excitement when I saw them on the shelf.
Just to clarify : there are pretty much always halal options for the foods mentioned. Some would use beef or chicken gelatine instead.
It is rare for sushi rice to use mirin. I have yet to be in a restaurant that uses mirin in sushi rice, and I don't use it when making suchi rice either. Most use rice wine vinegar or sushi vinegar (which is a sweeter rice wine vinegar that has sugar added) and once an alcohol has turned into a vinegar it is halal (Hanbali). There is even a hadith of Prophet Muhammad SAW saying "What a good food vinegar is" Sahih Muslim 2051, At-Tirmidhi 1840
All vinegar is made from alcohol and has trace amounts in it... Why are some Muslims so extreme to the point where they don't let themselves enjoy harmless things like Vinegar?
Wait did that 2nd ramen pic say poverty flavor?!?!???
pretty sure that's a meme that some random person photo shopped
RIGHT 😂
Holy crap! Now those are some green eyes! They are absolutely gorgeous!! And you are just stunning!! Thanks for sharing some facts about your religion! Cool video!!🩷😊
Why does the lights in the background look like a smiley face -
I love your hijab and how you put the flowers! 😄🌸
Alternative to ramen, Indomie doesnt have porks so can defjnitely be a nice and fulfiling food!
Pork be like :
" am I a joke to you"
We don't eat pork dear its haram that's the point.
@@Angelcutiepie Dear I'm also muslim and i know we can't eat pork that is why i wrote it that's the point
@@gingamingayo6609 oh ok❤️
@@Angelcutiepie Thanks for understanding
But you don't cover your hair ?
You don’t need to say eww if you don’t like it…others might like it you know .i do like marshmallows ….!
I actually love halal marshmallows
I just find pork gelatin unpleasant
But you right you right, I don’t need to say ew to food if I don’t like it
It’s probably because it’s off putting to a lot of people to think that something from an animals bones goes into something so light, fluffy, and sweet 😅
@@NinjaMommybeef gelatin: 😂
She means like when you go to different places, not Arab countries, but thankfully, if we want to eat that they remove the gelatin in the bad things like gonna get a healthier way
As a vegan, I'm happy that someone else has as much food restrictions as I do 😂 Thank you for your videos, keep sharing:)
As a vegan, I wouldn't call the vegan diet restrictive at all. You're leaving off tortured animals from your plate. I don't think saving lives is "restrictive."
Not to mention, since going vegan 8 years ago, I have tried so many new foods, and expanded my pallet so much since eating the same murdered beings every day for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, that thinking back on it, the SAD diet I was consuming was more restricted than I eat now.
Happy New Year!
I’m vegetarian and muslim! 🌱🕌
@@AlyBeWildin that's amazing and I'm happy you've had such a good experience:)
I don't say "restrictions" with a negative connotation. We don't eat what the rest of the population eats, so I could relate to her frustrations of trying to find something to eat, especially right after first transitioning. The representation is there and I saw the humor in it.
@@Sarah-yq2dr I didn’t think you meant it negatively, however, non-vegans read the comments and they usually always say that we are restrictive, or other things that are negative. 💖
nah, we still can eat those food in Muslim majority country because those food can replace with halal ingredients.
Lots of companies now have vegan gummies and marshmallows! Easier to find than in the past. ❤😊
Ur house is pretty, ur outfit and ur voice ❤
I've been eating these all my life, but in Muslim countries there is a halal version of everything right? There is even a halal badge on every item. So is it okay?
Yes it is ok. All of those foods have HALAL VERSION in most muslim countries. Even Indomie instant noodles is from Indonesia (country with the most muslim population). Of course it is HALAL.
@@visenyatargaryen9130 that doesn’t mean you don’t check the ingredients
@@sologamer8287if it has Halal logo then it's halal.
@@visenyatargaryen9130 obviously yes but if it’s not certified check the ingredients ( Even if it’s a Muslim countries)
Mash Allah your hijab is beautiful 😍
you can only say mashallah to your self
As someone who is about to become Muslim this will help me a lot… but I will miss some of these foods
No ramen? How did you make it thru school...
Vegetable flavor
Halal ramen
Vegetable or hala chicken
There are numerous halal instant noodle especially those from Malaysia or Indonesia. Just that we rarely call it ramen.
Imagine being Lactose Intolerant, Muslim, Vegan and Not being able to eat Gluten oml
Lol.but you rarely find muslim vegans
ummm Muslim and vegan???
Real Muslims can never be vegan......
Mashallah THE HIJAB AND CLOTHES ARE BEAUTIFUL
Alhamdulillah im from malaysia. We have halal ramen. Halal sushi. Halal marshmallow and halal gummy. Alhamdulillah
I developed a pork allergy. Immediately after I found out I messaged my therapist, who is Muslim, for help finding foods that might have pork hidden in them. And I still bought gf rice crispy treats, ate half the box before remembering marshmallows have gelatin and unless the marshmallows are labeled Halal or Kosher I need to avoid them, you know, if I like breathing.
You're so postive 🫶🏻
*I tried marshmallow for the first time today* 😭😭😭
After watching this video I threw all the marshmallow away 😭
Allah forgive me please 🥺🥺
Marshmallows are not always haram, some are halal. If they had a mark on the package saying halal, or حلال.
The reason they are often haram is because they contain gelatin which is commonly made from pigs. But some contain gelatin from cows instead, which is halal 😁.
@@mello-by but it has to be slaughter halal otherwise it’s not not not not Haram
No hate to you and your food habits but don't yuck my yum!
She said yuck because pig is very impure therfore haraam in our religion 🤷🏻♀️.
@@ifti80 I know that. But that hurts the sentiments of others who consume it. Keep the hate to yourself.
As a Muslim myself i kinda find it offensive when she said ew
Mirin is different than rice vinegar, it depends on who/where you get sushi from. Not a lot of people use mirin in the sushi from where I’m from.
Question
Asallamu Allakum Sister ,when you go to a Wedding ,some wear Hijab ,some don't Why ?
Some women want the photos to turn out really stunning and their outfit to look better, as many south asian attire looks stunning with specific hairstyles, so some choose not to wear hijab at weddings.
This is still haram though, unless the men at the wedding are all the girls’ mahram (people we aren’t allowed to marry islamically).
We are still human so we also want to look pretty, so a lot struggle with it. ❤
😨😶shook literally i eat tht all day😭
same 😰😰
Can you eat the jello like desserts made with agar agar?
Also the pic for ramen you chose had me dead lol
salam sister there is actually halal beef gelantin it contains no pork so its halal
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NO ITS FINE NOW YOU CAN SAY SORRY TO ALLAH PAK 🥰 DONT BE AFRAID SIS
if it's ramen it isn't haram because most are artificial flavors but idk about the rest...
I love your video! 😊
Well I received this late 😐
Jay shree ram ❤❤❤❤❤ shree Ram Janki bethe he mere sine me shree ram ......
You can buy a lot of these in there halal version like for gummies you can get the haribo gummies that come from turkey or go to like a hijab place because they will sure to have some of these foods
Here in middle east... me likey all of these good stufffff
Sushi rice is not usually made with mirin (at least I thought so). But even with mirin, the amount is so little that it doesn't intoxicate, which makes it not haram (at least to some scholars).
Alhamdulillah In South Africa we have alot of options. We eat all these here because they are sourced from Halaal ingredients
Hi i just converted today thank you for the information!!
Indomie is a halal version of Ramen noodle. Just read ingredients on marshmallows and gummies. Alot of them use veggie gelatin, especially the gummies.
Salam, just wanted to clarify that it has to depend on the production and ingredients as they r not all the same.
If I’m not mistaken you can eat alcohol based cooking ingredients as long as it Dosnt intoxicate you. Like cooking with wine in its reduced form wouldn’t intoxicate you so it’s halal to eat.
Thank you for reminding
Thank you so much because I was about to give my friend a marshmallow. I searched up if Muslims can have marshmallows😊
Ramadan Mubarak
As long as the food don't contain pork/gelatine, non certified animal ingredient, or any other haram ingredients (like alchohol), the food is completely halal. As for the ramen noodles, i recommend trying halal certified noodles. Majority of Buldak noodles are halal certified, so it's rly convenient. Hope that helped, jazakallah khair dear brothers and sisters❤
Aselamaleykum sis. If you are open to constructive criticism, please consider the following. And I mean this with all respect.
All of these foods have various halal options, and generalizing can make Islam look unrealistically difficult for people considering Islam (i say this as a covert).
There are many halal gelatin for gummy bears, marshmallows, and jello. You can call a sushi place ahead as there are many that don't use mirin. There are also soooo many halal ramen options.
Please let's not make Islam look like it's full of prohibitions when there are halal options for all these.
I agree sm
as an muslim in indonesia is even more better in indonesia, full of halal stuff and only a half haram stuff and recommended to visit, if you had money i guess.
You definitely get halal marshmallow, I eat them ALL the time, I live near loads of Asian supermarkets, the ones specialising in South Asian and Middle Eastern foods and you can get them there. Gummy bear too
What's actually scarier, people don't connect that desserts and even biscuits and chocolates, ice creams, can have haraam ingredients. We had it drummed into us by Mother to always read the packs (she came over in the 60s and couldn't read English to well at the time, so she trained us to check the packets and let her know. We found it quite shocking that people couldn't connect the fact that even sweet stuff may not be halal. They would always say... 👀.. But it's a chocolate bar!! 🤷🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️.. (say like in kung fu panda "but you're a panda! he's just a fat panda!")
You can eat jello if you buy it in muslim-majority countries like turkey uae or malaysia
If the noodles are like other brand of noodles then it's not really haram
For example here's some noodle brands that are halal to eat
Maggi,Samyang ramyun,koka noodles.
Thanks sister thankyou so much
Just always check the back of the candys or foods u get if your not in a muslim marketplace u should always check because most of the candys sweets and foods have gelatins but u dont really have to check the back if ur in a muslim country
As a person from a Muslim country I can say we eat all of them , bec we make them with halal ingredients so it depends on ingredients hope this helps.
gelatine can be derive from cow,sheep,some even chicken and have vegetable gelatine/agar-agar
but i will choose to not buy snack/food that contain gelatine if it not have halal mark or the ingredient list not write that it is agar-agar/vegetable gelatine
it can be cow,sheep,chicken gelatine but in non majority muslim country it can be derive from pork bone
There is halal gelatin, you can find it at many halal meat stores or asian stores.
U can eat all as long as its halal
Sushi
Ramen
Marshmallows
Gummy bears
Jell o
You can eat all😊
Your very kind ❤