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I AM A NEW MUSLIM WHAT CAN I EAT AND DRINK?

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Submitted by AFAN team member Asgar Halim Rajput a Muslim on 21/01/2009 20:18
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Halal is an Arabic word which means lawful or allowed. Halal with regards to food and drink means that it is permitted for Muslims under the Islamic Law (Shari'ah). Halal food and drink does not consist of anything which is deemed unlawful.

Haraam is an Arabic word which means unlawful or forbidden. Haraam with regards to food and drink means that it is not permitted for Muslims under the Islamic Law (Shari'ah). It is considered a sin for a muslim to knowingly consume haraam food. Read more here
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