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Meaning of Halal, Haram & Mushbooh

8/1/2013

20 Comments

 
HALAL
The word Halal is a Arabic word. It means lawful or legal. The source of Halal ingredients are vegetable, plant, fish, meat, fat or gelatin from a halal animal which means that an animal that was slaughtered according to Sharia rules.
    1. The word " Vegetable" is mentioned before fat based ingredients statement                 of a food product; for example vegetable Mono and Diglyceride.
    2. If a Halal symbol such as "H" or "M" in a triangle or Kosher symbols such as
        U, UD, V, CRC, KMH, COR, K or KD appear on a package (without wine,
        alcohol, all types of gelatin and L_Cysteine from human hair), it means
        that the fat based ingredient is obtained from vegetable fat.
    3. Inquiry with the food manufacturer is another way of identifying
        them. The purpose is to verify that the ingredients are Halal or Kosher
        certified and also to inquire about any haram processing aid ingredients which             are not mentioned in the ingredients list. Sometimes a manufacturer may use             Halal or Kosher certified ingredients without the finished product being Halal or         Kosher certified. Breads and buns are the best example. Some companies                 manufacture Halal or Kosher products but prefer not to have it certified Halal or         Kosher because it can be very costly.

HARAM

Haram is opposite of Halal and it means unlawful.  Muslims are prohibited to consume food products made from Haram ingredients. The base being Quran  & Sunnah.
    * Haram ingredients from alcohol beverages: Beer, Beer flavor, Rum
       Flavor, Hard Cider, Beer Batter, Soy Sauce (Naturally brewed), Teriyaki Sauce            (contains wine) and  Wine
    * Pure Alcohol as a Natural Flavor, Vanilla Extract containing alcohol.
    * Haram ingredients from Human body: L_Cysteine from human hair.
    * Haram ingredients from Pig: Bacon, Ham, Gelatin, Enzymes, Marshmallow (made        with pig gelatin), Vitamins.
    * Grain/plant based ingredients with pig based carrier: Beta carotene (pig Gelatin)          and BHA/BHT (pig based carrier).
    * Dairy ingredients made from pork enzymes and culture media: Caseinates,                Lactose, Whey.
    * Ingredients made from pork fat: Lard, Mono & diglycerides, Sodium Stearoyl                Lactylate, DATEM, Polysorbate 60 or 80.

MUSHBOOH

Mushbooh is an Arabic word for doubtful things. Muslims are required
to stay away from doubtful things. Food products and food ingredients
whose sources are not known whether they are made from Halal or Haram
source fall under this category.
    * Yeast Extract from brewer's yeast (some Islamic scholars consider it Halal but to some others think it is a Mushbooh ingredient).
    * Cochineal/Carmine color (Islamic scholars in UK and South Africa considers it Haram)
20 Comments
Moammed ather
1/6/2016 09:12:58 am

Please let me know E-160A(i ) is halal?

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Sk Golam Mustafa
6/28/2017 10:18:13 am

It is Mashbouh

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Mustavamillion
7/1/2017 07:51:28 am

Just eat it for fuchs sake goatfucker

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Kim
10/16/2018 10:31:57 pm

Fuck you stupid asswipe piece of trash with biological shit-waste brain..we can choose to believe what we want to eat, and yes we are concern with halal haram. If THIS AINT YOUR fucking concern, then fuck the fuck off.. nobody need your trash-ass opinion..

Salwa
7/20/2017 02:29:30 am

https://ecode.halal-haram.com/check/E160a.html u can check it here... It says mushbooh but I'll give u the link if u want to check other ingredients too ^~^

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galaxy foxy queen
7/7/2021 04:19:35 am

Color - Carotene Carotene color is obtained from plant source but it is not available in 100% form because it is not soluble in water. Gelatin is added to help mix in liquid products. In USA fish gelatin is used so it is Halal in USA but in UK they may not use fish gelatin but may use gelatin from pork or beef.

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Shakur onabanjo link
5/1/2016 02:52:08 am

May increase you in knowledge for feeding us

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ashraf riaz
10/25/2016 06:29:03 am

tea biscuits imported by Eurotrade import/export inc. no telephone number/email or website address, please confirm whether this
product is halal or haram (CLYCEROL MONOETEARATE) did not clear plant or animal, please confirm.Thank you.sincerely, Ashraf

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galaxy foxy queen
7/7/2021 04:17:08 am

this food emulsifier is general recognized as halal.

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Mustafa Bey
5/17/2018 02:11:52 am

ISLAM BROTHER OR SISTER, MAY ALLAH BLESSES YOU ALL IN ALL YOUR ENDEAVORS. QUESTION: IM IN TRAINING. WHICH WHEY PRODUCT CAN WE USE?

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Khajamohiddin
12/21/2018 08:04:09 pm

Mashbouh?

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galaxy foxy queen
7/7/2021 04:18:01 am

meaning "​doubtful" or "suspect," foods are labeled mushbooh

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Abul Kalam
2/23/2020 11:27:49 pm

Catbury Dairy Milk Emulsifiers (476) is Halal or Haram ?

And Parle Mango bite Food Color (102) is Halal or Haram ?

please someone answer me correctly.

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galaxy foxy queen
7/7/2021 04:13:03 am

they both are halal

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Almas
7/8/2020 01:14:36 pm

Plzzz tell me is yippee noodles halal or haram

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galaxy foxy queen
7/7/2021 04:13:26 am

it is halal

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Dale A. Murican
3/6/2021 07:59:20 am

Yes, hullo. Is this where I order? Great!!! I'll have me one a them Haram sandwich with Mushbooh and Swiss and throw it on the grill. Oh and deep six that curry stuff I'm in a diet, but I'll take extra cheese and make sure you sauteed those Mushbooh's with lots of butter. That'll work!

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galaxy foxy queen
7/7/2021 04:22:55 am

Thanks For your valuable information.......I was searching for this everywhere but didn't get...at last got ur site😄

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Mia Evans link
8/11/2022 12:54:03 am

Thanks for helping me understand that it can be costly to label a food Halal or Kosher which is why some companies might not get their products certified. In that case, if there are certified Halal burgers, then we can be sure that they are actually safe to eat for those with certain restrictions because of their religion. I plan to buy some of those in respect to the faith of one of my friends, because I invited them to my place this weekend to celebrate my birthday with me. So it will be a good idea to get foods that would be allowed for her as well.

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11/12/2022 01:30:58 am

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    I became alarmed  about what we are eating after calling manufacturers to find  out what the  jargon used on our food packages  in the form of ingredients really mean and felt compelled to educate myself and others as to how  ingredients are disguised and approved for use by the FDA.

    Eating halal is not only for Muslims.  Eating Halal means respecting  our bodies, animals,   plants and our environment in which we all have to co-exist. It also means the way in which our food is treated, handled, extracted, processed and manufactured.

    Taking care to eat  Halal,  at its peek,  is the key to worshiping Allah (God) as we should and doing justice to our bodies, mind and soul.

    After many years of researching I am now taking a step towards helping to shed some light on what choices can be made.

    Lets all help to eradicate unhealthy, haram, doubtful food from our families' lives so we can have overall success.

    I will continue with my research and May Allah help all of us in our quest to live halal lives.

    Ameen

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