Scientific explanation of halaal vs haram meat

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1. Scientific explanation of halaal vs haram meat
2. Hi Zafar, Tell me why is it
3. Can you give me an example.Sure Tom,
4. Yess,Islam has prohibited blood of any type.
5. Now I think that you’ll appreciate the special prescribed method of animal slaughter in Islam.
6. You see, the wielder of the knife,
7. What do you mean?Yess,were the organs, example
8. I see, this causes the death of
9. Actually, apart from the Quran prohibiting the
10. Further, did you know that a pig
11. Yes, even apart from that, as we
12. Hey, really thanks for your explanation, Zafar!No problem. This is my responsibility, Tom.
13. We don’t know that we don’t have a neck.
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Hi Zafar, Tell me why is it that a Muslim is very particular about the word halal and haraam, what do they mean?ZafarHmmm..

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Слайд 1Scientific explanation of halaal vs haram meat

Слайд 2Hi Zafar,
Tell me why is it that a Muslim

is very particular about the word halal and haraam, what

do they mean?

Zafar

Hmmm..

Слайд 3Can you give me an example.
Sure Tom, that which is

permissible is termed halaal and that which is not permissible

is termed haram and it is the Quran which draws the distinction between the two.

Can you give me an example.Sure Tom, that which is permissible is termed halaal and that which

Слайд 4Yess,Islam has prohibited blood of any type. You will agree

that a chemical analysis of blood shows that it contains

an abundance of uric acid, a chemical substance which can be injurious to human health.

You’re right about the toxic nature of uric acid, in the human being it is excreted as a waste product and in fact we are told that 98% of the body’s uric acid is extracted from the blood by the kidneys and removed through urination.

Yess,Islam has prohibited blood of any type. You will agree that a chemical analysis of blood shows

Слайд 5Now I think that you’ll appreciate the special prescribed method

of animal slaughter in Islam.

Слайд 6You see, the wielder of the knife, whilst taking the

name of the “Almighty” makes an incision through the jugular

veins, leaving all other veins and organs intact.

You see, the wielder of the knife, whilst taking the name of the “Almighty” makes an incision

Слайд 7What do you mean?
Yess,were the organs, example the heart, the

liver or the brain crippled or damaged, the animal could

die immediately and its blood would congeal in its veins and would eventually permeate the flesh. This implies that the animal flesh would be permeated and contaminated with uric acid and therefore very poisonous, only today did our dieticians realize such a thing.

What do you mean?Yess,were the organs, example the heart, the liver or the brain crippled or damaged,

Слайд 8I see, this causes the death of the animal by

total loss of blood from the body, rather than an

injury to any vital organ.

Again, while on the topic of food, why do Muslims condemn the eating of pork or ham or any foods related to pigs or swine.

I see, this causes the death of the animal by total loss of blood from the body,

Слайд 9Actually, apart from the Quran prohibiting the consumption of pork,

bacon ( pig flesh); in fact the Bible too in

Leviticus chapter11, verse 8, regarding swine, it says," of their flesh (of the swine, another name of pig) shall you not eat, and of their carcass you shall not touch; they are unclean to you.

Actually, apart from the Quran prohibiting the consumption of pork, bacon ( pig flesh); in fact the

Слайд 10Further, did you know that a pig cannot be slaughtered

at the neck for it does not have a neck;

that is according to its natural anatomy. A Muslim reason that if the pig was to be slaughtered and fit for human consumption the creator would have provided it with a neck.
None the less, all that aside, I am sure you are well informed about the harmful effects of the consumption of pork, in any form, be it pork chops, ham, bacon.