You can just say all kinds of alcohol and big and every thing it has it And deliver the more important All deads animals except fish and locusts And all animal not saluted the islamic way And predictors And blood except liver and splean Every thing else that is good it halal
@poulaygue ` Listen, not all Muslim countries are the same. Some are very stringent and some are very lax to be honest. I'm currently living in a Muslim country and have seen a lot of food items with haram ingredients. I'm not saying its deliberate, I just feel enough due diligence is not done. I also acknowledge that some countries are very good in how they manage this process.
Thank you for complementing our religion. I hope there are more people like you in this world and i hope you and your family stay safe from whatever is happening now
@Islam dowidar : I read the article in your link : Nothing wrong with gelatin from the skins, nerves and bones of PERMISSIBLE ANIMALS AND SLAUGHTERED.... (HALAL). In Europe and USA pig is the most common animal used for these purposes. Such foods made in non Muslim countries are 100 % NOT HALAL.
@Islam dowidar : Bro, I live in Europe and I will continue to avoid food with gelatin Isha Allah, unless it is specified that the gelatin is NOT from animal. I know that in European countries pig is the most common source of gelatin. May Allah guide us for He knows best
Same here in indonesia. However i just found out that same pastry shop sells rhum based cakes. We are just need to make sure if the owners are muslim or not.
Careful brother.. most of them are halal but to generalize everything is halal is plain wrong. There are few items that shows 'no pork no lard' or 'muslim owned' but did not have any halal certificate due to few circumstances such as serving alcohol or use of cooking wine etc. Do be careful my brothers and sisters, semoga kita semua senantiasa berada bawah lindungan Allah.. amin ya robbal alamin
Assalamu alaykum, I'm Muslim and I was born and raised in Switzerland. Many places make fondue without alcohol, you just have to ask. And if you wanna make fondue at home, you can replace alcohol easily with water or apple juice. It's also possible to use milk. 😊
The perks of living in a Muslim country is that we have legit all the alternatives for the Haram ingredients you talked about. So I have basically eaten all these foods but they were completely Halal😊
Yes I'm Muslim and I have eaten soy sauce with sushi and I did not know it was haram. And this video really helped me so we all appreciate it. So keep us with your great videos. And Allah will protect us all from harm things. Amen
You can eat it actually. We usually eat rice with soy sauce or cook it in meals in here. The point of the food if it is halal or not is as long as it does not contained haram substances (like pork, blood, etc)
mashallah, I'm a muslim and one of my best friends is a catholic. we always have really cool theological conversations. helps that I've read the bible and he's started reading quran tho.
Kevin Quiroz - brother pls read this verses (mark 7:15-23 )Brother read these Verse and bring your Muslim brothers who are trapped in the darkness of the pure and impure to the light.
@@briptidelol3070 usually correct. I live in London and alhumdulillah there’s a massive Muslim community here so even some KFC and McDonald’s in certain areas are halal!
Gelatin can come from different sources, my local store has marshmallows made from halal beef gelatin. A local halal restaurant informed me that blue cheese dressing and battered fries are sometimes processed with ingredients derived from pork
You muslim have no freedom of conscience everything is halal .Your religious practice too restricted and Your tradition is not above the words of Jesus christ
half of this list (jello, cheese cake... etc) they depend on where u live, if u live in a Muslim country then u wont have to worry since the government make sure all groceries are halal + halal-certified.... if u r not living in a Muslim country then yah, double check the ingredient list or look for halal-certified products..... Alsalamo Alaikum
@@zain1358 like seriously, imagine being in a non-muslim country and not be able to eat ur favourite sweets and icecream because they have haram ingredients 💔
I live in kashmir a muslim majority state but kashmir is a part of india. India is a hindu majority country. Is this possible we are getting halal things to eat or we need to double check..
In most Muslim countries we usually have local brands that make gelatin from cow bones which is halal. Same with dyes. However you have to be careful about imported products which may or may not contain haram ingredients.
Actually the gelatin in the middle east is made from cow 🐄 so it’s not really haram And there are some gellos that say halal on the side that isn’t haram👍😁
@@faadumomuse1296 yeah in different countries is made from pork but in the Middle East which hold a lot of Muslims (93% of Middle East is made from Muslims) so almost all the gellois halal in the Middle East anthem ONES THAT SAY HALAL ON THE SIDE ARE HALAL
My dad once went to Malaysia and wanted to get a bottle and on the bottom left and it halal logo. So always check the ingredients rather than the halal logo
I'm very blessed to be born as Indonesian and get raised here. I don't even ever fell worry about haram foods. Being born in the country that have the biggest muslim population in the world is made me easier to get foods with halal ingredients.
In my country South Africa we really are blessed to have Halaal food in every corner of our country. There's not a lack for anything Halaal, especially in Cape Town. It's always a good idea to check ingredients.
Assalaamu Alaikum I am also from Cape Town and seeing this video I will be causes from now on because I don't trust the food industry they will use anything to make their product
@Islam dowidar omg i just didn't know before 1 year that gummy bears are made from gelatine and then I eaten just less and less but now since months i didn't eat gummy bears from gelatine but now im gonna eat so many thanks bro for telling this i hope Allah will give u thousands of good deeds🥺❤
@@blendiqerkinaj4353 Dude just dont go fast and hasty, Try to consult more scholars on this basis, Search a website and post your query. Dont believe everything said
Not really. Allah forbids some foods because it’s his choice, pork is the biggest misconception. Eating bacon has no side effects to who u r. U could be a 100 year old healthy guy who ate bacon everyday. Or be someone who eats halal food everyday and has cancer at 20 years old. It’s based on your genetics and luck.
Yes, the Salad dressing was the ONLY one that shook me because the rest are things I avoid. Thanks a BILLION for this highly helpful Clip. May Allah keep us all on the right path Ameen Thumman Ameen.
▶️ it's true.it's a good idea cooking your own simple meals with natural source of ingredients you know by yourself personally especially our Muslim fellas concern about halal status.✅
Pigs are not healthy scientifically, I don't know why people choose something unhealthy and still get sick and never learn from, Islam is modesty, simplicity, healthy, modernity, and scientific... It's weird that's this book "Qur'an " was revealed 1,400 years ago and talks about creations from human being to trees, to animals, to science , to politics to modesty, to respect, to parenthood, to caring parents and elderly , to knowledge, to marriage, to fairness, to equality, to freedom, to everything in between.. and people still doesn't know about.. we Muslims are actually selfish, Qur'an and sunnah should reach every door steps and to everyone
In Malaysia we don't hate pig or pork even we look at cooking tv. But we try to change from pork to other halal.. In Malaysia we had beef bacon, Beef hamburger, chicken char siew pau and many more.. but we hate some people sabotage our food. We had some cases the pagan fed the fish with pig organs, and they sell to public Market.
If you read the labels, you can avoid eating anything haram. As long as it says beef gelatin on it or a k for kosher it’s halal. Also don’t forget to say Bismillah ❤️
@@itchylefhanz737 now and layers don’t have gelatin, not that I’ve seen. But starbursts do. And Allah is so merciful. It’s all about intentions. You can’t say I’m just gonna eat this anyway hopefully Allah forgives me.
Suponalah sis that's not what I'm saying, my point is that Allah is so sweet and subtle and kind and lovable and knowing. Always strive push your self and do the best with what you got. We may sometimes think of Al Khaliq as some tyrant God instead of a easy going chill friendly God. He even asks in the book ; do you think I get something out of putting you In hell? The answer is no . Just no that Al hadi wants a relationship with us, and even gave us free will doesnt force is to do any thing. Dont eat pork. Not out of just fear of him but out of love and respect for him. A Yo I love you for his sake
I dont know if I should be taking dawa from those that dont believe in Al' mu kadeem why dont they do a Christian or jewish video about what's prohibited; like where jesus didnt eat pork or was (is) a carpenter but didnt build any churches
Vinegar is halal, even if made from wine, since it has been transformed and no longer contains alcohol. But I know from the Galloping Gourmet that food made with wine may still contain a considerable amount of alcohol after cooking, despite what they tell you in restaurants
Actually, alcohol burns off at a much lower temperature than water. That is proven science. Therefore if you were to make anything with alcohol added and heat it up. Within a few minutes of raising it to a hot temperature, it would be free of alcohol. However, do you realize that all bodies start to ferment after death? Do you realize the all fruit starts fermenting after picking, cutting, or juicing? People don’t realize that the ban on consumption of alcohol was not placed for avoiding a dangerous or harmful product. The ban was placed to keep people sober at prayer time. So it is in a very similar context as most Latin countries ban alcohol, at election time, or the day of Presidential speeches!
@@michaelreid8857 see Dr. Weil’s discussion of this on his website: “Wine, spirits, and beer are used in cooking to enhance the flavor and aroma of dishes. Contrary to what most people believe, the entire alcohol content doesn’t always evaporate or boil away before the food is served. A study from the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Nutrient Data Laboratory showed that it can take longer than two and a half hours for all the alcohol to be cooked out of food to which wine or some other alcoholic beverage has been added. The study showed that the amount of alcohol remaining depends in part on the cooking method. For example, after brandy has been “flamed” - poured on foods and then set alight - approximately 75 percent of the alcohol remains after the flames have died down. … “People need to avoid alcohol for various reasons, such as to guard against alcoholic relapse, to protect a fetus, or to avoid adverse reactions that might be brought on by certain medications. The best bet for such people would be to ask if a particular dish is cooked with wine or spirits before ordering in a restaurant. If you’re a dinner guest, you could let the host or hostess know in advance that you’re avoiding alcohol in food as well as drink.”
@Glory to God of course food doesn't define Islam, but I'm not being wrong here because most junk food has something to do with pork and Islam always encourages you to stay away from things that could harm your health, be it food or something else.
@Glory to God People convert to Islam in different ways. They see Islam in the way we pray, we eat, we lead our lives , and that's what lead them to the Quran. For Muslims, the Quran defines Islam but for other people WE (Muslims) are their definition to Islam.
Lol can you chill xd why you so salty; you also going around commenting vegans or vegetarians or are you somehow butthurt in regards of islam? Tell me son, where does it hurt?
@@anonymous_ea ah yeah joke he says sure; say smth sarcastic about a group that you are not part of and then be surprised why no one got the joke^^ especially when its so obvious that half of the world has a wrong and bad picture of islam anyway; yeah surely ppl wont be chill and understand the "joke" which u are making to laugh about smth that is not related to you🤭 i think, dude, those who take this only as a small joke, didnt notice the judging message behind his sarcasm
Well, I'm from Pakistan and they use "Beef Gelatin" here, which is halal. I'm pretty sure same would be the case in other Islamic Countries. But if you are a Muslim living in the west who loves candy or desserts, good luck!
@@victor4002 Well, India isn't an Islamic or Muslim majority country. Although there is halal certification for halal foods for Muslims, and halal restaurants also. But unlike Malaysia, we don't have halal substitutes for literally everything. Although I don't really see my muslim friends ever very about if something is halal or not whenever we go out.
In Malaysia, we are lucky enough because many of international locally made food are Halal -certified. Whenever I am abroad, I always count my blessing when come back to Malaysia where I dont have to worry so much before eating.
Same for Indonesia too. In here we luckly that every product got checker before sale. There's this one case when the products from Japan got sale here but there's no halal Mark on the product. I remember the composition said oil or something and then a week or a month or so the products get halal Mark and the oil they used to be on the product got Rid of. 😅 Lucky that there's The party that checks all products of it's halal or not, so we wont have to worry
Im not muslim or anything but I enjoy watching vidoes about muslim culture or any culture tbh people fascinate me and I love seeing people just genuinely being proud of who they are ❤❤ (lemme know if I spelled anything wrong or used the wrong terminology!)😊
@@Afnanxtremezz not in every case, in my(an Islamic nation) country ,many restaurant serves dog/ cat meat in name of Cow/Goat meat. Deceiving people in extraordinary lame way we can find this Everywhere in this world.
There has been cases of corruption in so called "Halal" commercial food in Islamic countries as well. Its important to be critical of commercial food no matter where you live.
A very informative video! In Malaysia, there are halal versions of gelatine (from cows), as well as Japanese foods (that do not contain alcohol). However, it's quite surprising that salad dressing can be haram. p.s. I don't eat salad.
Japan has a whole halal industry of its own and had invited halal auditors from muslim nations including Malaysia to verify their halal industry. Good work!
Well as you can see most of the food produced in Malaysia are made by non muslims.. they labelled it halal and the people put the blame on JAKIM to shoulder the sins if it is found not halal.. many halal food now are emerging from some food producing Muslim companies because they are wary of products from the shelves in supermarkets and malls
Gelatin not in bigs only, it found in sheeps, cows and buffaloes also, in Muslim countries we used halal gelatin, the red pigments from insects have a code, I think 121e you can make sure that , but there are a lot of halal industrial sources for the red colour in food
@@Rexus0705 That's not correct what makes you drunk if you cosume in large amount is Haram even if you drink or eat a portion, There's a Hadith from Muhammad PBUH that proves that.
Thanks for information... Selalu tebarkan kebaikan dan dakwah dan saling mengingatkan... Semoga Tuhan melimpahkan rahmad Nya kepada kita semua aamiin..
Bocco Jocco but back in the old days when everyone and everything was great and fine and no cheatings in the government they’re were no theaters or cinema and alcohol was strictly forbidden
Common mistake. Some Muslims think that the verse in Qur'an saying that Jew and Christian slaughtered meat is permissible for Muslims includes the meat nowadays. It doesn't. Because it is not slaughtered. The poor animal is electrocuted or some other terrible death that causes unnecessary suffering. And they do not mention God's name when killing it.
I am a Muslim, and my family have always been ones that read the ingredients before buying anything. We also live in the UK, so we go to the closest Asian/Muslim stores to buy meat/products containing gelatine. We look up ingredients that are usually put into foods and then know and understand what's halal or not. You are able to get halal jelly (jell-o) and marshmellos is some stores. We just use gelatine from halal animals, such as beef. With the other foods in the video, we usually make sure that we know and look at the ingredients. If we are unaware if it's halal, we usually don't eat it. Me and my family make most foods at home, so we know exactly what it contains. Also, most Muslim countries only have halal food. Thank you for making this video as not everyone knows about these foods. Love from Wales (UK). 💙🏴 xxx
@@mapache69. I'd definitely say so. But I think anyone with specific dietary preferences should be able to eat wherever. Unfortunately, it's quite difficult in Western countries. But you can always be precautious. 😊 xxx
It depends on your country. A lot of those products are haram cuz of the pork gelatin. However in almost all Muslim countries, gelatin comes from beef or fish. So it’s halal. Just check the ingredients for the type of gelatin.
We must say "Bismillah" everytime we start something and say "Alhamdulillah" everytime we finished something Just saying bismillah doesn't make it halal
@@shifashah2286 before we eat the food we must find out if it's halal or not, but if we didn't have any clue if the food is haram then Allah will forgive us because we don't know and be surely to ask for forgiveness if you accidently eat haram food if we doubt the halal of the food, don't eat it Just some advice bro, be safe Jazakallahu Khair
@@captainharloq8054 everything that islam made haram is because it harms us in any ways..as an example to alcohol it damages the organs of our body..so to protect ourselves islam made it haram
For the record soya sauce contains: Soy sauce is made from fermented paste of soybeans, roasted grain, brine, and Aspergillus oryzae or Aspergillus sojae mold. 😌
@red zone great. I wish I had the same thing. I am in us so we have to check, but I live in a Muslim area so we have access to halal meats. oh Allah thanks for making it easy on us Muslims with all your blessings.
@Hala -321 saudi imports brazil beef which is not halal. they cut animals with machines while doing zuba. they dont wait for the animal to die.there are lot more products.
@@jbiloajbiloa Tunisia is a muslim country, in Muslim Countrys everything is hala becuase we dont eat pork.This is countrys like UAE Morocco Tunisia Edgypt Saudi Malasyia Indoniesia etc.
@@jjasmineluv oh i understood right now, well i dont know from wich source this video take informations, the color who comes from the insects and more things are not even in the haram list. coran states what is haram and hallal.
I'm a muslim and I'm surprised that most of the food you mentioned is haram. I've been eating them for years and didn't even realize it until after watching this video. Thanks for the tip Leroy
Don't misunderstand If you are living in a Muslim majority country most of these things are halal.If you live in a non-muslim country you have to watch out for the ingredients.
@Islam dowidar Thanks for mentioning this I was unsure of the collagen and the insect extract. This video is somewhat misleading as I was wondering if conversion laws doesn't exist it would make everything haram. Which certainly isn't the case.
Yes, im Indonesian. All of the food which shown in the most store and restaurant are all halal. You can't sell and buy non halal food here unless you write an enormous sign about what's considered as haram in the food. But be careful with the street food, they don't had it and sometimes hide the ingredients from buyers
@@indomiekornet2087 great advise. Been to Indonesia twice in my life and I love your country, so cantik❤. Though the Halal law is a double edged sword for Hindus like me since we can't eat beef. I don't like pork either due to the uncleanliness of it
@@timngim583 yes, they are sometimes sold together in a store. But its a must to the store to place a sign besides the product or, in many cases, they will lost their business license
alhamdulillah I live in a Muslim country where all the foods listed above are halal and so I get to enjoy them rather than worry about the ingredients list!
dont believe in any muslim country,even saudi has many haram foods listed as halal. every muslim man or woman is supposed to know what they are eating. so you need to investigate. sometimes they put halal sticker and its not even halal.
Fun fact: If you see a small “K” or “U” mark on a food product, it’s certified to be kosher which is permissible for Muslims to eat. You’ll be surprised how many products have this label on them. They’re small and usually on the front of the package.
Its the opposite. Muslims can eat ONLY Halal food, but jewish can eat halal or kosher food. Watch out, because there is a lot of disinformation out there. The best tip is to ask an Imam (muslim priest) about this kind of stuff. Have a good day!
@@MrTech-ch5in ridiculous, Jews only eat kosher products since the dietary restrictions in Judaism are extremely complex and severe and Muslims are allowed to eat kosher products since it covers are the laws in the dietary laws, check your facts and don't be an ignorant
@@viktoriya260589 Doesn't Judaism allow consumption of alcohol? Some Kosher food does contain alcohol, right? Muslims are not allowed any products containing alcohol, it's Haram.
@@KkKKkKKKKK709 I agree, I thought of it later on, what I meant to say really was on the basics of meats where kosher slaughtering is often viewed halal but Jews can't eat halal meats since they don't observe all the kosher rituals, as to kosher products that have some form of alcohol ingredient it can't be considered halal
Thank you for sharing this! Thank God I’m a professional chef I went to culinary school for 2 years. I cook and bake anything I want haha but you’re right still have to look at the ingredient list! Sometimes I don’t feel like cooking of baking from scratch it’s a ton of work but at least I know what goes in it! And way better than anything store bought. This opened my eyes to more though. Thanks again for sharing 🙏🏼
As a muslim, your respect is nothing but empty respect. The reason for my claim is that this guy talks only about the views of sunni muslim schools but nothing about shia muslim schools. In other words, he is not a muslim himself, he just thinks he is a muslim. On the day of judgment, people like him will answer in front of our Prophet (peace be upon him and his family) why he excluded the teachings of his family
I’m not a Muslim but I am a vegetarian so my family always picks the food carefully which is one reason we never have any of these products in our house (but I have eaten some of these…)
In the Middle East all these foods are specially made for Muslim people so unless you live in a English country and your Muslim then you don’t have anything to worry about
@@Raphiq. if you Know about the process of istihalah then you'll come to find gelatine is in fact not Haram because the substance has completely changed you should look into it
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! I have eaten a lot of red candy and I'm of course a muslim, thanks again for reminding me about what's haram and what's halal, may Allah bless you and guide you to which is best inshaallah 🙏 🤲
@@mohammedayaan9525 brother disgustingor not disgsting thats irrelevant, i wouldnt eat bugs myself, but dont make it haram just because u feel like. Religion is sacred and shouldnt be played with thsis way.
@@mohammedayaan9525 then my dear little brother I would just advise you, to be awar of the potenial bad and damaging content on youtube. And it would best for you not to navigte ìt alone special in the current times. Or at least do it under supervision of a guardian. Stay Safe lil bro
Did any of these surprise you?
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I'm from Saudi Arabia and we sell Jell-O and eat it all the time, we use cow Gelatin, which is Halal
His contract with us came to an end and he has resumed his studies in school
You can just say all kinds of alcohol and big and every thing it has it
And deliver the more important
All deads animals except fish and locusts
And all animal not saluted the islamic way
And predictors
And blood except liver and splean
Every thing else that is good it halal
Good to know. Thanks!
Omg I'm so surprised, I never knew that😳😳😳
In Muslim countries all of these products are made from halal ingredients. 😉
I wish that were true...
keep lying to yourself
@poulaygue ` Listen, not all Muslim countries are the same. Some are very stringent and some are very lax to be honest. I'm currently living in a Muslim country and have seen a lot of food items with haram ingredients. I'm not saying its deliberate, I just feel enough due diligence is not done. I also acknowledge that some countries are very good in how they manage this process.
@poulaygue ` Great that's how it should be 👍
of course!
What i understand from this video is that Islam is HEALTH AND SCIENTIFIC CONCIOUS RELIGION. The Hallal is completely logical. Thank you FTD Facts
Thank you for complementing our religion. I hope there are more people like you in this world and i hope you and your family stay safe from whatever is happening now
Muslims not only concious religion. But also religion where people love Jesus Christ.
@Islam dowidar : I read the article in your link : Nothing wrong with gelatin from the skins, nerves and bones of PERMISSIBLE ANIMALS AND SLAUGHTERED.... (HALAL). In Europe and USA pig is the most common animal used for these purposes. Such foods made in non Muslim countries are 100 % NOT HALAL.
@Islam dowidar : Bro, I live in Europe and I will continue to avoid food with gelatin Isha Allah, unless it is specified that the gelatin is NOT from animal. I know that in European countries pig is the most common source of gelatin.
May Allah guide us for He knows best
No its not a scientific concious religion loool
Welcome to Malaysia. Everything he said is made halal here.
Betul betul betul siapa orang Malaysia sila like
Same here in indonesia. However i just found out that same pastry shop sells rhum based cakes. We are just need to make sure if the owners are muslim or not.
Because Malaysia we have Halal department.
Even in UAE
Careful brother.. most of them are halal but to generalize everything is halal is plain wrong. There are few items that shows 'no pork no lard' or 'muslim owned' but did not have any halal certificate due to few circumstances such as serving alcohol or use of cooking wine etc. Do be careful my brothers and sisters, semoga kita semua senantiasa berada bawah lindungan Allah.. amin ya robbal alamin
Assalamu alaykum, I'm Muslim and I was born and raised in Switzerland. Many places make fondue without alcohol, you just have to ask. And if you wanna make fondue at home, you can replace alcohol easily with water or apple juice. It's also possible to use milk. 😊
me watching this :them telling all my favourite food haram:im going to eat them anyways
Hi.. am curious. How do u perform fasting during ramadhan in Switzerland? Some daylights could be long.
@coocru The days are not that long, even during the summer. It's manageable. Switzerland is not like Finland or Iceland.
@@coocru
I think you're getting confused with Sweden.
Of course, this bahlul person in the video and his team didn't do their due diligence and lack of information. Shame on them.
The perks of living in a Muslim country is that we have legit all the alternatives for the Haram ingredients you talked about. So I have basically eaten all these foods but they were completely Halal😊
Yessssss
I want to live in an Islamic country because all my family is there but I’m not complaining that I live in the us
Me too
Right
Indeed!
May Allah protect us from every haram. Aameen
Ameen
Aameen.
Aameen.
amen
Amen
In Muslim countries these things are made halal
It depends on where you live
How do you know that?
@@fatimaqurishi4315 I live in a Muslim country
Like marshmellow and definitely cheese cake 😅
I think so
Absolutely
Yes I'm Muslim and I have eaten soy sauce with sushi and I did not know it was haram. And this video really helped me so we all appreciate it. So keep us with your great videos. And Allah will protect us all from harm things. Amen
It's not. Soy sauce is made from fermented soy beans, there's no alcohol. Idk where he is getting this info from
If you look up for assimalhakeem video on soy sauce you'll know that it's permissible to consume soy sauce. So I don't think soy sauce is haram.
he said some of them have it not all of them. just read indrigends. I am using soy souce too but it has no alchaol with it.
Sushi has mirin which is a rice wine. Soy sauce is fermented (and not gluten free, fyi) but there is no alcohol.
You can eat it actually. We usually eat rice with soy sauce or cook it in meals in here. The point of the food if it is halal or not is as long as it does not contained haram substances (like pork, blood, etc)
I'm a catholic myself, but I don't want my Muslim friends to accidentally eat something forbidden, so this is rather educational. Nice video!
Bro most of these food are fine to eat if there’s no pork
mashallah, I'm a muslim and one of my best friends is a catholic. we always have really cool theological conversations. helps that I've read the bible and he's started reading quran tho.
🤷🏽♂️ it's only haram if he knew it was haram when he ate it
Respect man 😊
Kevin Quiroz - brother pls read this verses (mark 7:15-23 )Brother read these Verse and bring your Muslim brothers who are trapped in the darkness of the pure and impure to the light.
Clever muslim always checks halal logo and ingredients in packaging and food store ☝🏽☝🏽
Same
so ur calling us dumb? 😐
Same
@yitzhak rafaeli shekkelsteinberg actually you cannot say like that islam teach us to say propely at people
Smart boy
The thing that makes a food haram or "not allowed" to eat depends on the ingredients. Cheesecakes are not haram, unless there's gelatin inside.
and that is also depends on where the gelatin comes from. There are halal gelatin that is made from cow bones that are slaughtered in the islamic way.
@@IkanTakutAir you're right ;)
Yup. If you live in a non-Muslim countries most foods (that are not cooked by you) are most likely not halal.
@@briptidelol3070 usually correct. I live in London and alhumdulillah there’s a massive Muslim community here so even some KFC and McDonald’s in certain areas are halal!
That is if the gelatine is from animal source or vegetable source
Gelatin can come from different sources, my local store has marshmallows made from halal beef gelatin. A local halal restaurant informed me that blue cheese dressing and battered fries are sometimes processed with ingredients derived from pork
Moral of the story:
Read the ingredients before buying any snacks or food😲✌
Or check if it's certified "halal", it should be on the package ~
Sometimes here in western countries they say its vegetarian but actually not...💀💀💀
@@sabxmochi that is why you read the ingredients not just the vegetarian label
@@sabxmochi I’m always very cautious on buying food, just read the ingredients table
That should be normal thing to do, otherwise how do you know it's halal
Raise your hands if you want our brother of this channel to take shahada...
Maasha-allah..
Assalaamualikum warahmatullah
Me......but only when he believes in islam by heart
هل يمكنك ان تكتبها بالkeyboard العربي؟
Brother it will be MashaAllah When you will write Allah A must be capital ☺️
@@uzmamuzaffar3893 Assalamualaikum wa Rahmatullah it will be Assalamualaikum wa Rahmatullah 😊
JAZAKILLAH HU KHAIRN
When A Non Muslim Tells U About Haram Food U Didn’t Know!😶
May Allah Bless Us All!
how do you know if he is a Muslim or if he is a nonmuslim
Well actually most of it is wrong,because in Muslim countries the government makes sure everything is halal or halal certified
Exactly. My point. How did he qualify for this position?
Haaaaa
@@ataul48 he's not in a video he said he is Christian
Good to know about these items, especially if you are in western countries. Thank for sharing.
lots of These things can be made with vegetarian ingredients and thus not haram.
You muslim have no freedom of conscience everything is halal .Your religious practice too restricted and Your tradition is not above the words of Jesus christ
The Jell-O ain't exactly right, Halal gelatin actually exists & it is derived from Cows which is Halal
Not if the cows aren’t halal slaughtered and that’s almost NEVER the case when you don’t live in a muslim country 😉
@@stancherryjun yes
Alaa Kalaf - the person litteraly mentioned Halal gelatine.... so Halal....
@@franciskaw.1120 You didn't get my point at all...
@@franciskaw.1120 ok so alaa kalaf means if the cow is not properly slaughtered then its not halal
half of this list (jello, cheese cake... etc) they depend on where u live, if u live in a Muslim country then u wont have to worry since the government make sure all groceries are halal + halal-certified.... if u r not living in a Muslim country then yah, double check the ingredient list or look for halal-certified products..... Alsalamo Alaikum
@@zain1358 like seriously, imagine being in a non-muslim country and not be able to eat ur favourite sweets and icecream because they have haram ingredients 💔
I am glad that I am from UAE which is a Muslim country
Not true. There were imported sweets found in Pakistan that had pork gelatin in it.
@@zain1358 yeah that's a big relief i live in a muslim country as well Alhamdulillah
I live in kashmir a muslim majority state but kashmir is a part of india. India is a hindu majority country. Is this possible we are getting halal things to eat or we need to double check..
We Muslim use agar agar and we have halal gelatin. And we use that ☺
Edited: thanks for 500 likes ;)
Agar agar?
@@fluffygang4427 agar agar is made from seaweed.
But im not sure what kind of gelatin they use 😖 what is the source?
In most Muslim countries we usually have local brands that make gelatin from cow bones which is halal. Same with dyes. However you have to be careful about imported products which may or may not contain haram ingredients.
Any kind gelatin is not halal if you are Muslim don’t eat
I am a Muslim. Thank you for this information.
The good thing is these foods have halal versions for Muslims
Ok good I think jelllo doesn't have a Muslim versioning
@@aryangray33 yes it is, in Malaysia has a jelly candy 🤤
@@aryangray33 it does
@@aryangray33 oh don't worry there's several brands
Thank god I’m a Russian muslim
We islam can eat Jellos because not in every jello is pig protein in some of halal markets you can find Cow protein jellos 😅
@Islam dowidar that only applies to medical purposes, not in this case your basically eating pork in a different form
@Islam dowidar 😅
Dosnt it depend on how the cow is slaughtered? I thought cow protein was still haram because it may still not have been slaughtered the proper way.
@@toasterdepartment2167 no it’s not cow protein is halal
@@toasterdepartment2167 and I buy sweets in halal supermarket 😇
Actually the gelatin in the middle east is made from cow 🐄 so it’s not really haram
And there are some gellos that say halal on the side that isn’t haram👍😁
@@faadumomuse1296 yeah in different countries is made from pork but in the Middle East which hold a lot of Muslims (93% of Middle East is made from Muslims) so almost all the gellois halal in the Middle East anthem ONES THAT SAY HALAL ON THE SIDE ARE HALAL
@@faadumomuse1296 Cow and pork are different. Pork is of 🐷 pig. How you can mix cow with pork?
We don't mix it with pork
@@faadumomuse1296 cow pork? Are you joking? It's different animal, different food
My dad once went to Malaysia and wanted to get a bottle and on the bottom left and it halal logo. So always check the ingredients rather than the halal logo
I'm very blessed to be born as Indonesian and get raised here. I don't even ever fell worry about haram foods. Being born in the country that have the biggest muslim population in the world is made me easier to get foods with halal ingredients.
I’m a SDA Christian and we don’t eat pork shellfish etc (but I’m vegetarian) and this was very helpful love my Muslims bothers and sister ❤️
What’s a sda
@@nichollskim Seventh Day Adventist
@@surlyogre1476 same
@@nichollskim seventh day Adventist ❤️
*laughs in gluten free*
In my country South Africa we really are blessed to have Halaal food in every corner of our country. There's not a lack for anything Halaal, especially in Cape Town. It's always a good idea to check ingredients.
indeed, even though we have a small muslim population you can show up anywhere and have at least 1 halaal option
Its the same in Joburg , we can go anywhere and find something.
Assalaamu Alaikum I am also from Cape Town and seeing this video I will be causes from now on because I don't trust the food industry they will use anything to make their product
Im from cape town 😃, but work in Bethlehem,Free State 😔😔😔 and its difficult here.💔 There's Muslim here but not so much halaal shops
Same in our country Pakistan... we have alternative version of everything which is Halaal
Or you can just get those in Middle eastern countries, they're all halal
Yeah some but not all middle east countries have halal foods. If i offended u in any way, I sincerly apologize
I live in America and can still get these halal 💀 u just need to be smart. Either look at the ingredient list or go to a islamic store
Jello or jelly contains Gelatin,
@@m.m5436 Doesn’t relate but I always wanted to go to America Loll you’re So lucky omg
@Islam dowidar Ive read about this and im sure this is true.
Thanks for the information ...
👍🏼👍🏻👍🏽
May God bless you and guide you. I didn’t know these.
@Islam dowidar omg i just didn't know before 1 year that gummy bears are made from gelatine and then I eaten just less and less but now since months i didn't eat gummy bears from gelatine but now im gonna eat so many thanks bro for telling this i hope Allah will give u thousands of good deeds🥺❤
@@blendiqerkinaj4353 Dude just dont go fast and hasty, Try to consult more scholars on this basis, Search a website and post your query. Dont believe everything said
@@unravelmysteries will check bout it thnx🤲
@abu bakr then i will not eat gelatine no more🤷♂️😕
Thanks
Anything that Allah forbid us to eat and to do is for our own good Alhamdulillah
Subhanallah ❤️
Not really. Allah forbids some foods because it’s his choice, pork is the biggest misconception. Eating bacon has no side effects to who u r. U could be a 100 year old healthy guy who ate bacon everyday. Or be someone who eats halal food everyday and has cancer at 20 years old. It’s based on your genetics and luck.
@Awesome Awesome how does that make sense? 😂
@Awesome Awesome just like you
@Awesome Awesome wtf are you trying in to sat bish?
Don't worry in Malaysia so safe for halal food ❤️🇲🇾
Alhamdulillah jumpe Malaysian
kena check ingredient jugak em sebab byk kilang non muslim.kalau ragu tak payah la
Same in Pakistan
Bread here in Malaysia isn't fully empty of alcohol look it up buddy Lmao
@Rayyan Abdurrahman safe lah
Yes, the Salad dressing was the ONLY one that shook me because the rest are things I avoid.
Thanks a BILLION for this highly helpful Clip. May Allah keep us all on the right path Ameen Thumman Ameen.
Conclusion: Ignore outside food and cook your own meals with natural source which you know them personally
▶️ it's true.it's a good idea cooking your own simple meals with natural source of ingredients you know by yourself personally especially our Muslim fellas concern about halal status.✅
I wish i could cook
Yes. Especially fish.
Yes, for this i Will always cook my own food starts now...
@@talibahmadzai7924 you should try, i mean everyone can cook of they learn how to... No offense, but good luck👍🙏
Why do these people like pork and pigs so much that they put in in EVERYTHING
Pigs are not healthy scientifically, I don't know why people choose something unhealthy and still get sick and never learn from, Islam is modesty, simplicity, healthy, modernity, and scientific... It's weird that's this book "Qur'an " was revealed 1,400 years ago and talks about creations from human being to trees, to animals, to science , to politics to modesty, to respect, to parenthood, to caring parents and elderly , to knowledge, to marriage, to fairness, to equality, to freedom, to everything in between.. and people still doesn't know about.. we Muslims are actually selfish, Qur'an and sunnah should reach every door steps and to everyone
I don't know
@WildChild Muslim hates this even we have never ever tried this! I mean we just hate even seeing that on TV yt wateva.
In Malaysia we don't hate pig or pork even we look at cooking tv. But we try to change from pork to other halal.. In Malaysia we had beef bacon, Beef hamburger, chicken char siew pau and many more.. but we hate some people sabotage our food. We had some cases the pagan fed the fish with pig organs, and they sell to public Market.
is there any evidence that muslims are living a healthier life and living longer i will eat HALAL .. if not i eat what i like.
If you read the labels, you can avoid eating anything haram. As long as it says beef gelatin on it or a k for kosher it’s halal. Also don’t forget to say Bismillah ❤️
@@saaraghazal9041 yes that’s also known as kosher
Thanx sis. lol do you think Allah will throw you on hell for eating a "now & later"🤣😂
@@itchylefhanz737 now and layers don’t have gelatin, not that I’ve seen. But starbursts do. And Allah is so merciful. It’s all about intentions. You can’t say I’m just gonna eat this anyway hopefully Allah forgives me.
Suponalah sis that's not what I'm saying, my point is that Allah is so sweet and subtle and kind and lovable and knowing. Always strive push your self and do the best with what you got. We may sometimes think of Al Khaliq as some tyrant God instead of a easy going chill friendly God. He even asks in the book ; do you think I get something out of putting you In hell? The answer is no . Just no that Al hadi wants a relationship with us, and even gave us free will doesnt force is to do any thing. Dont eat pork. Not out of just fear of him but out of love and respect for him. A Yo I love you for his sake
I dont know if I should be taking dawa from those that dont believe in Al' mu kadeem why dont they do a Christian or jewish video about what's prohibited; like where jesus didnt eat pork or was (is) a carpenter but didnt build any churches
Vinegar is halal, even if made from wine, since it has been transformed and no longer contains alcohol. But I know from the Galloping Gourmet that food made with wine may still contain a considerable amount of alcohol after cooking, despite what they tell you in restaurants
Actually, alcohol burns off at a much lower temperature than water. That is proven science.
Therefore if you were to make anything with alcohol added and heat it up. Within a few minutes of raising it to a hot temperature, it would be free of alcohol.
However, do you realize that all bodies start to ferment after death? Do you realize the all fruit starts fermenting after picking, cutting, or juicing?
People don’t realize that the ban on consumption of alcohol was not placed for avoiding a dangerous or harmful product. The ban was placed to keep people sober at prayer time.
So it is in a very similar context as most Latin countries ban alcohol, at election time, or the day of Presidential speeches!
@@michaelreid8857 see Dr. Weil’s discussion of this on his website:
“Wine, spirits, and beer are used in cooking to enhance the flavor and aroma of dishes. Contrary to what most people believe, the entire alcohol content doesn’t always evaporate or boil away before the food is served. A study from the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Nutrient Data Laboratory showed that it can take longer than two and a half hours for all the alcohol to be cooked out of food to which wine or some other alcoholic beverage has been added. The study showed that the amount of alcohol remaining depends in part on the cooking method. For example, after brandy has been “flamed” - poured on foods and then set alight - approximately 75 percent of the alcohol remains after the flames have died down.
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“People need to avoid alcohol for various reasons, such as to guard against alcoholic relapse, to protect a fetus, or to avoid adverse reactions that might be brought on by certain medications. The best bet for such people would be to ask if a particular dish is cooked with wine or spirits before ordering in a restaurant. If you’re a dinner guest, you could let the host or hostess know in advance that you’re avoiding alcohol in food as well as drink.”
Lesson: eat healthy, stay away from fatty sugary things. Yeah, that's Islam.
@Glory to God of course food doesn't define Islam, but I'm not being wrong here because most junk food has something to do with pork and Islam always encourages you to stay away from things that could harm your health, be it food or something else.
@Glory to God People convert to Islam in different ways. They see Islam in the way we pray, we eat, we lead our lives , and that's what lead them to the Quran. For Muslims, the Quran defines Islam but for other people WE (Muslims) are their definition to Islam.
Lol can you chill xd why you so salty; you also going around commenting vegans or vegetarians or are you somehow butthurt in regards of islam? Tell me son, where does it hurt?
But our sugar will get low😉
@@anonymous_ea ah yeah joke he says sure; say smth sarcastic about a group that you are not part of and then be surprised why no one got the joke^^ especially when its so obvious that half of the world has a wrong and bad picture of islam anyway; yeah surely ppl wont be chill and understand the "joke" which u are making to laugh about smth that is not related to you🤭 i think, dude, those who take this only as a small joke, didnt notice the judging message behind his sarcasm
I live in pakistan and im grateful we r lucky to eat all of these completely all halal 😊😊😊
*Laughs in Rafhan jello*
I live in sahiwal (near Lahore) and I’m muslim btw
@@Muhammad-ou9wh it was just a rumour its not haram
@@minakhan9086 ok
Samee
Happy Ramadan. MAY ALLAH BLESS US ALL AMEEN ALHAMDULILLAH
Same tooo you
Amiiin
I no Muslim Christian buddhisim judasim
Ameen
happy ramadan ❤️ stay safe
اللَّهُمَّ صَلِّ عَلَى مُحَمَّدٍ وَعَلَى آلِ مُحَمَّدٍ
Well, I'm from Pakistan and they use "Beef Gelatin" here, which is halal. I'm pretty sure same would be the case in other Islamic Countries. But if you are a Muslim living in the west who loves candy or desserts, good luck!
😭
I have doubt about indian products😓
@@victor4002 Well, India isn't an Islamic or Muslim majority country. Although there is halal certification for halal foods for Muslims, and halal restaurants also. But unlike Malaysia, we don't have halal substitutes for literally everything. Although I don't really see my muslim friends ever very about if something is halal or not whenever we go out.
@@anupamtiwari5587 sebab dekat malaysia kita ada halal department
@@anupamtiwari5587 I think India is a secular country, am I right?
In Malaysia, we are lucky enough because many of international locally made food are Halal -certified. Whenever I am abroad, I always count my blessing when come back to Malaysia where I dont have to worry so much before eating.
Exactly.
Not so lucky, the most basic bread which is made of yeast is not halal, let alone many other things
Same we have vegetarian marks (a green mark) to check if a product contain animal products.
From India vegetarians all the way.
Same for Indonesia too. In here we luckly that every product got checker before sale. There's this one case when the products from Japan got sale here but there's no halal Mark on the product. I remember the composition said oil or something and then a week or a month or so the products get halal Mark and the oil they used to be on the product got Rid of. 😅 Lucky that there's The party that checks all products of it's halal or not, so we wont have to worry
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This is why I wanna go back to the middle east or muslim contries
lm in a Muslim country
Where r u frm
@@washimsammi8997 iraq
Awkward 😬🤦
.....I'm in one, we could swap. I'd love to go the west and leave this country for once
Im not muslim or anything but I enjoy watching vidoes about muslim culture or any culture tbh people fascinate me and I love seeing people just genuinely being proud of who they are ❤❤ (lemme know if I spelled anything wrong or used the wrong terminology!)😊
I pray to my Almighty❤, that I don't ever eat any Haram unknowingly😭
This world is so tough to survive for us now....
I agree
Yeah but in Muslim nations some of these foods aren't produced and even if they are they use halal ingredients
@@Afnanxtremezz not in every case, in my(an Islamic nation) country ,many restaurant serves dog/ cat meat in name of Cow/Goat meat.
Deceiving people in extraordinary lame way we can find this Everywhere in this world.
No Worries Muslim's buy these items in only in Muslim Companies
So, No Worries at all ... Alhamdulillah
There has been cases of corruption in so called "Halal" commercial food in Islamic countries as well. Its important to be critical of commercial food no matter where you live.
A very informative video!
In Malaysia, there are halal versions of gelatine (from cows), as well as Japanese foods (that do not contain alcohol). However, it's quite surprising that salad dressing can be haram.
p.s. I don't eat salad.
Japan has a whole halal industry of its own and had invited halal auditors from muslim nations including Malaysia to verify their halal industry. Good work!
Well as you can see most of the food produced in Malaysia are made by non muslims.. they labelled it halal and the people put the blame on JAKIM to shoulder the sins if it is found not halal.. many halal food now are emerging from some food producing Muslim companies because they are wary of products from the shelves in supermarkets and malls
True😑😐
Vegetables taste like sad
salads yucky 🤢🤢
Gelatin not in bigs only, it found in sheeps, cows and buffaloes also, in Muslim countries we used halal gelatin, the red pigments from insects have a code, I think 121e you can make sure that , but there are a lot of halal industrial sources for the red colour in food
Alhamdulillah I Am From Pakistan 🇵🇰
So We Eat All Halal Food
Because Haram is Ban All
Gréât country brother
@@NDSPL do you really mean it.
I heard that you people were eating enough donkey and dead chickens in Pakistan with Beriyani? Is that true ?
@@puppetshareef44 no donkeys are Haram
@@puppetshareef44 only Lahories........
Thanks, GOD ALL OF THESE ARE COMPLETELY DIFFERENT IN MUSLIM COUNTRYS
I knew about gummies and marshmallows but I have no idea about cake mix or cheesecake (my fav dessert) thank you so much!
Its ok as long as it dosent have haram ingredients
If the gelatin is Halal then the cheesecake is Halal. Always ask at a bakery whether or not they use gelatin in order to be extra sure
@@Rexus0705 That's not correct what makes you drunk if you cosume in large amount is Haram even if you drink or eat a portion, There's a Hadith from Muhammad PBUH that proves that.
@@asmasibda8101 thank you! I’ll be asking next time. Ramadan Kareem 🌙 😊
@@heshamahmed24 Yeah I was wrong
Thanks for information... Selalu tebarkan kebaikan dan dakwah dan saling mengingatkan... Semoga Tuhan melimpahkan rahmad Nya kepada kita semua aamiin..
Here in Saudi Arabia and UAE and all the different Muslims countries they only sell halal food because they are very strict about halal and haram food
There are *many* ways of obtaining alcohol and haram foods in Islamic countries. Just like drugs in non-Islamic countries....
Yeah like uae passed an alcohol sales law and saudis halal movie theaters 😂
Bocco Jocco yeah I know lol
Bocco Jocco but back in the old days when everyone and everything was great and fine and no cheatings in the government they’re were no theaters or cinema and alcohol was strictly forbidden
Saudi Arabia imports chickens from European countries, so unless you slaughter your own you cannot be so sure.
Don't worry, all food that you mentioned are halal in Indonesia. We make that from Halal ingredients.
So indomie too I guess
they don’t have halal kpoopies
@@loveyloveydovey ahahaha hater detected
@@gamingwiths.t.a7914 true
@@loveyloveydovey but don't u see what's the point of hating it doesn't gonna make any changes u knoww
Don't eat meat in non islamic countries if you're traveling.
depends where. If you come to london or birmingham majority of restaurants are halal but always double check
yes
Carry ur own food, don’t eat in non Muslim country.. very easy.
Common mistake. Some Muslims think that the verse in Qur'an saying that Jew and Christian slaughtered meat is permissible for Muslims includes the meat nowadays. It doesn't. Because it is not slaughtered. The poor animal is electrocuted or some other terrible death that causes unnecessary suffering. And they do not mention God's name when killing it.
Depends,I live in a non muslim country but i eat alot of meat.
Subhan Allah.. May Almighty Allah Lead Guide And Protect Us From Everything That Is Haram.. Aameen 🤲
i love how he says muslim normally and doesnt say muzzlim even not being one himself, pretty cool
Maybe he is Muslim. I thought he was.
@@jacquelinegordon-ahmad3062 same here
different accents equate to different pronounciations. If you dont care to use the arabic pronounciation then it shouldnt matter should it?
yes its kinda hilarious when people pronounce it wrong XD
There is no “right” way to pronounce Muslim. Some people have hard times pronouncing certain words. So the word is different in different countries.
I am a Muslim, and my family have always been ones that read the ingredients before buying anything. We also live in the UK, so we go to the closest Asian/Muslim stores to buy meat/products containing gelatine. We look up ingredients that are usually put into foods and then know and understand what's halal or not.
You are able to get halal jelly (jell-o) and marshmellos is some stores. We just use gelatine from halal animals, such as beef. With the other foods in the video, we usually make sure that we know and look at the ingredients. If we are unaware if it's halal, we usually don't eat it. Me and my family make most foods at home, so we know exactly what it contains. Also, most Muslim countries only have halal food.
Thank you for making this video as not everyone knows about these foods. Love from Wales (UK). 💙🏴 xxx
That's amazing but hey beef gelatin also is halal only if the cow is slaughtered according to the zabiha method
Be more carefully sis.
It would be much easier if you moved to an Islamic country, wouldn’t you say?
@@fatmaabubakar7300 I will. Thank you. 😊 xxx
@@mapache69. I'd definitely say so. But I think anyone with specific dietary preferences should be able to eat wherever. Unfortunately, it's quite difficult in Western countries. But you can always be precautious. 😊 xxx
I love my country ... Would hate to live in a country where halal alternatives are hard to find.😓
Which country
@@harshdubey3887 my country
I live in America
Thank you. I never knew all info.
May Allah Bless YOU!
Man how can I thank you..really these are things we never acknowledge....may Allah bless you with all his might
Stupidity's highest peak 😂🤣😃😅
@@didd3258 oh what so stupid dear...
@@didd3258 shutup it’s not stupid u are
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10. JELL-O.
09. Red Candy.
08. Japanese Food.
07. Instant Fried Tofu.
06. Cheese Fondu.
05. Spirit Vinegar.
04. Marsmallows.
03. CheeseCakes.
02. Cake Mix.
01. Salad Dressings.
Thank you :)
You saved my time lol
Was looking for this comment thanks
I’m a Japanese Muslim????? Your saying our food is haram
If it includes pork then only . I in Saudi I have cheese cakes every time I want to have cake
What this video says.
10.Jell O
9. Red Candy
8. Japanese Food
7. Instant fried tofu
6. Cheese fondue
5. Spirit Vinegar
4. Marshmallows
3. Cheese Cake
2. Cake Mix
1. Salad Dressing
SALAD DERRESING!!!!WHAT
Why do you have the same name as me xD Like literally the same name.
Thank you so much may God bless you
Most of these contain alcohol or gelatin etc
@@mohammadaliraja571 pretty sure it has alcohol, try make your own or read the back to clarify before buying
All vinegars are halal, even spirit or vine vinegar as these don’t actually have intoxicating effect even in a smallest amount.
In Bangladesh, we use Agar-agar powder, as alternative of Jell-o.
Right
Haii... im from indonesia. Its interesting, its same, here We use agar agar powder, too.
Name and ingredients are same. ☺
Agar-agar
Hi, what's your thought about soya sauce of BD?
Yup , agar-agar is what we malaysian used too
I am Muslim praise be to God, some of your info has shocked me. thank u
It depends where it came form, muslim arabs use animals gelatin so we eat most of these also soy sauce and food coloring
It depends on your country. A lot of those products are haram cuz of the pork gelatin. However in almost all Muslim countries, gelatin comes from beef or fish. So it’s halal. Just check the ingredients for the type of gelatin.
This is the very reason why Muslims must say "Bismillah" before they eat something.
Saying Bismillah doesn't make it halal
We must say "Bismillah" everytime we start something and say "Alhamdulillah" everytime we finished something
Just saying bismillah doesn't make it halal
But saying bismillah makes us so sure to trust allah that the food wont harm us
@@shifashah2286 before we eat the food we must find out if it's halal or not, but if we didn't have any clue if the food is haram then Allah will forgive us because we don't know and be surely to ask for forgiveness if you accidently eat haram food
if we doubt the halal of the food, don't eat it
Just some advice bro, be safe
Jazakallahu Khair
@@captainharloq8054 everything that islam made haram is because it harms us in any ways..as an example to alcohol it damages the organs of our body..so to protect ourselves islam made it haram
I'm muslim countries from Alhmadulillah
Me who lives in a country with almost all muslims: here everything is halal! (Exept pork and bacon but it isn't in stores I think)
Darling, you can also found beef bacon in store here :D
exept rhum too, it's contain alcohol, so check your food that contains rhum
Im Chinese Muslim so not
Everything is halal in China
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very lucky... I always have to check the ingredients before trying a new food item 😅
For the record soya sauce contains: Soy sauce is made from fermented paste of soybeans, roasted grain, brine, and Aspergillus oryzae or Aspergillus sojae mold. 😌
Hi army 💜💜
Armyy💜
Everything fermented contains alcohol. Fermentation is literally how alcohol is made. Alcohol is haram. Idiot.
Jello - O
Red / sweet candies
Japanese Food
Chinese Fried tofu
Cheese fondue
Spirit vinegar
Marshmallow
Cheese cake
Cake mix
Salad dressings
@red zone yeah if you are sure, here it's talking about in stores it might have haram stuff inside it.
@red zone great. I wish I had the same thing. I am in us so we have to check, but I live in a Muslim area so we have access to halal meats. oh Allah thanks for making it easy on us Muslims with all your blessings.
These summaries can be misleading.... Watch the video, it explain more detail and the explanation is simple....
Never eated these
Thank u
Indonesians, Malaysians, and Middle easterners : We don't have such weaknesses!!
Somalia too
Indonesian and Arabs eat everything! Here in West-EU. If you say it’s Haraam that say it’s Halal because the Country is not Islamic! 🙄🙄🙄
@Hala -321 saudi imports brazil beef which is not halal. they cut animals with machines while doing zuba. they dont wait for the animal to die.there are lot more products.
@Hala -321 UAE is worst than that
Welcome in Tunisia, everything is halal may Allah bless you to all people who read this
why is everything is hallal in tunisia
@@jbiloajbiloa Tunisia is a muslim country, in Muslim Countrys everything is hala becuase we dont eat pork.This is countrys like UAE Morocco Tunisia Edgypt Saudi Malasyia Indoniesia etc.
@@jjasmineluv oh i understood right now, well i dont know from wich source this video take informations, the color who comes from the insects and more things are not even in the haram list.
coran states what is haram and hallal.
We have alternatives for all of this. Beef gelatin, marshmallows... gummy candies..... so no surprises
Same even though I live in America we have plenty of Islamic stores with halal alternatives.
Remember the beef gelatine has to be halal too
@@sabrinad6453 yes that is true, we have halal tags on our food items to know if it halal.
@@sabrinad6453 we have Islamic stores here that sell halal versions of most of these things
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In Shaa Allah we pray dua as well for Allah SWT to protect us from Haram after our salah
Me : runs to the kitchen to read my red fave jam ingredient 🙈😜
hahah LOL I literally did the same thing
@@lynneadams5857 thanks god I couldn’t find anything lol
@@Raaya19 probably red from the fruit it was made of instead of coloring. which is halal
Jam is halal 🙄🙄🙄
I'm a muslim and I'm surprised that most of the food you mentioned is haram. I've been eating them for years and didn't even realize it until after watching this video. Thanks for the tip Leroy
Don't misunderstand If you are living in a Muslim majority country most of these things are halal.If you live in a non-muslim country you have to watch out for the ingredients.
These foods are not Haram as long as they don't contain pork.
@Islam dowidar Thanks for mentioning this I was unsure of the collagen and the insect extract.
This video is somewhat misleading as I was wondering if conversion laws doesn't exist it would make everything haram. Which certainly isn't the case.
It not haram like that. It depends on what type, so it could be halal too.
Well when i was a kid i ate a chocolate with alcohol by mistake (cane from switzerland i think)
It tasted very terrible
This Channel is so inspiring
That even made me to start a New Channel regarding INTERESTING FACTS and TOP 10s 🥰
Brother your videos are haram.
Delete them.
Delete now
@The Duolingo Birddo you have prove brother
@The Duolingo Bird ohh ok yeah there are fake
that's well-done i am Muslim and I always wonder about these products, you made me clear about that thank you so much.
Jello
Red Candy
Japanese food
Instant fried tofu
Chineese fondue
Spirit vinegar
Marshmallows
Cheese cake
Cake mix
Salad dressing.
Wait the jellos doesnt have haram stuff
phew i guess
@@KaZhere452 jell-o contains gelatine which is derived from the pig.
Saved 6:49 secs of my life thx
Marshmallows??? omg-
@@KaZhere452 in turkey example they use cow (angry indian noises lol) i like them but baklava better
I'm Malaysian (Hindu) and Hahal food is literally everywhere. I'd say it's harder to find pork unless u go to Chinese restaurants
Yes, im Indonesian. All of the food which shown in the most store and restaurant are all halal. You can't sell and buy non halal food here unless you write an enormous sign about what's considered as haram in the food. But be careful with the street food, they don't had it and sometimes hide the ingredients from buyers
@@indomiekornet2087 great advise. Been to Indonesia twice in my life and I love your country, so cantik❤. Though the Halal law is a double edged sword for Hindus like me since we can't eat beef. I don't like pork either due to the uncleanliness of it
@@indomiekornet2087 Are you sure? There are many places in Indonesia, halal and haram food is sold together. Its not like Malaysia and Singapore.
@@timngim583 yes, they are sometimes sold together in a store. But its a must to the store to place a sign besides the product or, in many cases, they will lost their business license
@@pooja350 if you go to Bali in Indonesia 80% of Bali is Hindu
alhamdulillah I live in a Muslim country where all the foods listed above are halal and so I get to enjoy them rather than worry about the ingredients list!
which country do you living in?
@@mdshohankhan9159 a Muslim one
dont believe in any muslim country,even saudi has many haram foods listed as halal. every muslim man or woman is supposed to know what they are eating. so you need to investigate. sometimes they put halal sticker and its not even halal.
@@SheikAbdulKaleemIn Arab world @@SheikAbdulKaleem, All products been tested before also the do randomly tests
@@mohamedabdelnasser9015 how will i believe my fellow muslims who sell alchohol ? so its upon me to verify whatever they say to save my emaan.
Keep it coming brother
The way you speak about this subject with much respect really puts a smile on my face😊
1:34 him struggling with arabic words is so cute 😂😂❤️ he deserves a like cmon ❤️ may allah guide us all
Loads of my friends are Muslim :)
Fun fact: If you see a small “K” or “U” mark on a food product, it’s certified to be kosher which is permissible for Muslims to eat. You’ll be surprised how many products have this label on them. They’re small and usually on the front of the package.
Its the opposite. Muslims can eat ONLY Halal food, but jewish can eat halal or kosher food. Watch out, because there is a lot of disinformation out there. The best tip is to ask an Imam (muslim priest) about this kind of stuff. Have a good day!
@@MrTech-ch5in ridiculous, Jews only eat kosher products since the dietary restrictions in Judaism are extremely complex and severe and Muslims are allowed to eat kosher products since it covers are the laws in the dietary laws, check your facts and don't be an ignorant
Mr. Tech
“The food of the people of the Book is lawful unto you and yours is lawful unto them”. (Quran 5:5)
@@viktoriya260589 Doesn't Judaism allow consumption of alcohol? Some Kosher food does contain alcohol, right? Muslims are not allowed any products containing alcohol, it's Haram.
@@KkKKkKKKKK709 I agree, I thought of it later on, what I meant to say really was on the basics of meats where kosher slaughtering is often viewed halal but Jews can't eat halal meats since they don't observe all the kosher rituals, as to kosher products that have some form of alcohol ingredient it can't be considered halal
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Thank you for sharing this! Thank God I’m a professional chef I went to culinary school for 2 years. I cook and bake anything I want haha but you’re right still have to look at the ingredient list! Sometimes I don’t feel like cooking of baking from scratch it’s a ton of work but at least I know what goes in it! And way better than anything store bought. This opened my eyes to more though. Thanks again for sharing 🙏🏼
Whats cookin ji
Medina, in NYC there are also many kosher certified products Muslims can eat too. Most are kosher and a few vegetarian/vegan too.
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Or is Moulana k baare mein kya khyal hai 🤔🙄👇
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I live in South Africa and literally everything that you said is Haram is halal here
Yes✌️
And they use halal bovine gelatin in almost all well known jelly brands
I live in South Africa as well... And you are right
@@monimini7215 ,and also fish gelatin for kosher foods.
So true,, almost everything is halal in SA..
Wow cool I always wanted to go to South Africa 🤞
Alhamdulillah for being born into a Muslim nation❤️
as a Muslim I really respect this video!❤
As a muslim, your respect is nothing but empty respect. The reason for my claim is that this guy talks only about the views of sunni muslim schools but nothing about shia muslim schools. In other words, he is not a muslim himself, he just thinks he is a muslim. On the day of judgment, people like him will answer in front of our Prophet (peace be upon him and his family) why he excluded the teachings of his family
What are you talking about?! 🤨
@@MNA64 huh?
@@MNA64 shia aren’t Muslim dude. It’s a cult formed by an Arab Jew. I’m a Muslim. But if you think shia are Muslim then you aren’t Muslim either.
@sofiatorrez7423 explain your argument, why aren't shia muslims?
Welcome to Bangladesh, everything he mentioned is made halal in here 💜
I am from Bangladesh too💜💜
Bangladesh army
Here, all the things mentioned in the vid are made from halal ingredients
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Yeeyyyy
Yay Bangladeshis ❤️
I’m not a Muslim but I am a vegetarian so my family always picks the food carefully which is one reason we never have any of these products in our house (but I have eaten some of these…)
So now ur non veg?
@@muhammadmusa9987no there are some of these things vegetarian soo it’s ok
In the Middle East all these foods are specially made for Muslim people so unless you live in a English country and your Muslim then you don’t have anything to worry about
they sell pig in UAE
@@fatimazahramarah2634 they put it in the haram section so unless you cant read you are fine
@@fatimazahramarah2634 they sell it in most khaleej and in Egypt too, but yes, like he said, its in the haram section mostly for Christians and Asians
Thank you for this video. Usefull for everybody.
Lucky to be a Bangladeshi. ❤️
Here everything is 'halal' Alhamdulillah.. 😍
damn living in usa there are geletain food
We are very Lucky to be muslim
I’m also Bangladeshi
@@Hamzatmy12 it’s not because of luck you can convert into a muslim even if you’re not
Alhamdulillah we are lucky 🇧🇩💜
Cheese fondue 😭 hahah thanks bro .. seriously being Muslim I didn't knew about jelly red food thanku for info
The gelatin is haram
Because the gelatine come from pork
But that is a hallal jelly from cow I think
Thanku all for such valuable replies n yes m in Muslim country so here is halal n cheese cake as well 🥰🥰
@@Raphiq. if you Know about the process of istihalah then you'll come to find gelatine is in fact not Haram because the substance has completely changed you should look into it
@@laminetoure925 I will do
But in my country you can find jelly halal I think the gelatine come from cow and Allah'aalam
As a muslim living in the kingdom of cheese Switzerland: just watch out for fondue cheese without white wine mixed in. There exist such cheeses
The real reason keeps me stick in my country is avoiding asking that question "is it halal !?"
Hey army ☺️..borahae 💜....
Asalamu'alaikum
Muslim contries are way better than non-muslim ones for many reasons
@@n456-v2t yea
or just go for the vegan options /home made food
I live in germany and its a struggle ugh i can barely eat anything outside
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! I have eaten a lot of red candy and I'm of course a muslim, thanks again for reminding me about what's haram and what's halal, may Allah bless you and guide you to which is best inshaallah 🙏 🤲
why are bugs haram?
@@stranger3745 cuz bugs are discusting.
@@mohammedayaan9525 brother disgustingor not disgsting thats irrelevant, i wouldnt eat bugs myself, but dont make it haram just because u feel like. Religion is sacred and shouldnt be played with thsis way.
@@stranger3745 I was born 8 years ago im still a kid i dont know anything about islam.
I know a little bit of islam.
@@mohammedayaan9525 then my dear little brother I would just advise you, to be awar of the potenial bad and damaging content on youtube. And it would best for you not to navigte ìt alone special in the current times. Or at least do it under supervision of a guardian.
Stay Safe lil bro