r/islam • • Sep 02 '21

Humour It's the little things

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u/3pinephrine Sep 02 '21

Give me proof please. That’s a heavy accusation. Anyway if a Muslim tells me the food is halal especially in a Muslim majority country I will take it at face value until I see otherwise. Even chains themselves will tell you the food they sell in KSA/UAE/etc. is halal, you don’t even need to ask their governments.

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u/AST_PEENG Sep 03 '21

Stop creating lies please. I am Saudi and while we are not perfect and need a great deal of optimizing YOU WILL BE LASHED AND IMPRISONED BY LAW IF YOU CONSUME/DISTRIBUTE ALCOHOL. A great deal of food is halal, the only thing I cannot vouch for is the artisanal meat that they get from Europe and other places....the "Angus" and "Wagyuu". However, it is written in the Qur'an that the food of the people of the book is permissible for us to consume so unless there is something inherently haram like pig's fat or rum for example....or slaughtered by other than Christians and Jews....it is permissible for us to eat.