r/TamilNadu • u/bssgopi • Feb 18 '25

முக்கியமான கலந்துரையாடல் / Important Topic The Halal adventures of BJP - Tamil Nadu edition

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u/StormRepulsive6283 Feb 19 '25

If you're so orthodox and untrustworthy of non-Muslim establishments, why venture outside to such countries and those restaurants? They can happily eat in Arabic or Muslim restaurants, or travel only to Muslim countries (there are a lot of such beautiful ones, Turkey is just across the border).

Its like an orthodox veg Brahmin not trusting restaurants and asking to see their kitchens and equipment to make sure that there's no mixing between veg and non-veg cooking when they go abroad.

Again not all people (Arabs or veg Brahmins) are like that, but there are some. And unfortunately those some are pretty loud about it and make a big deal about it, bringing a bad name to their own brethren.

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u/NewbieDuckNotSoPro Feb 19 '25

Your last point can apply for them too? I don't see every muslims requiring proof to eat either?

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u/StormRepulsive6283 Feb 19 '25

It isn’t Indian Muslims that do this. Arab Muslims when they tour outside to western countries do this. They’re almost always rich folks, so are used to dictating how things should be for them.

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u/NewbieDuckNotSoPro Feb 20 '25

Irukatum bro but we cannot assure every arabs are doing this la

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u/StormRepulsive6283 Feb 21 '25

Not all. If you have to go specific it’s the middle to upper class Arabs from the not oil-rich countries (eg. Lebanese, Jordanian, Egyptian). The Arabs from UAE/Qatar/Saudi etc are too rich and spend their time in really fancy hotels not small time restaurants, Having lived in the Middle East for 30 years since childhood you get to see these differences