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Gurmat Vichaar
Gurmat Vichar - Discussions
Halal Or Not Halal: What Is The Difference? By Amar Prakash Singh
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<blockquote data-quote="P0TTER" data-source="post: 144254" data-attributes="member: 15129"><p>Thank you for your thoughtful words about Halal or Not Halal.</p><p>I thought I would share my thoughts that may be of use to Vegetarians.</p><p>Firstly I must point out to the vegetarians here that they have not escaped Halal by simply avoiding meat. E-numbers or E-Codes signify E-Ingredients - are all additives in foods that can sometimes be produced from animal by-products! </p><p>The halal industry have been developing substitutes for these from animals that have been Religiously Slaughtered or alternative Vegetable by-products which are put into foods that can then be Halal Certified. </p><p>So Are You Eating HALAL VEGETABLES... maybe those potatoes were grown in Halal Bonemeal... We really need to check the source of what we are buying, because we have UNLABELLED HALAL PRODUCTS THROUGHOUT OUR FOOD CHAIN!</p><p>Some vegetarian products just happen to be halal eg. because they do not contain Gum from animal Fat, Lard, Gelatine from Lard or Calf Skin or Shortening (animal) - other vegetarian products containing alcohol would not conform to Islamic Law & would be Haram. Well these two kinds of vegetarian products would be OK to eat.</p><p></p><p>This article is from a muslim who is concerned about Pork additives - </p><p>See the end of the article for E Codes that contain Pig Fat... not that we need to worry about this unless you are vegetarian or a muslim.</p><p><a href="http://www.yanabi.com/forum/337461/WhyPigFatisnotmentionedinfoodbutcodesareprinted" target="_blank">http://www.yanabi.com/forum/337461/WhyPigFatisnotmentionedinfoodbutcodesareprinted</a></p><p>As usual there is TAQIYYA used in that article... Truth mixed with Lies... The author of that last article is not being completely truthful. Many of the E-numbers listed do not relate to animal products. Some come from milk, which is most likely of bovine origin.</p><p>For example, E153 is Vegetable carbon, E214 is Ethyl p-hydroxybenzoate (A type of alcohol). Neither of those are from animal sources. E327 Calcium lactate is from milk, not pig fat!</p><p>Here's a list of E-numbers:</p><p><a href="http://www.reading.ac.uk/foodlaw/additive.htm" target="_blank">http://www.reading.ac.uk/foodlaw/additive.htm</a></p><p>and another one laid out differently, for cross-referencing:</p><p><a href="http://www.ukfoodguide.net/enumeric.htm" target="_blank">http://www.ukfoodguide.net/enumeric.htm</a></p><p>*Some E-Numbers are missing from those lists and may need to be searched for elsewhere. I do not know why they are missing.</p><p></p><p>We have to remember the diet industry has more fraud than any other industry. Most articles are sponsored by companies with their own agendas.</p><p></p><p>Here are the 2010 HALAL RULES & List of E CODES - Rules of Halal Slaughter - Muslims only allowed in the slaughter, Diagrams of how to cut necks of animals, the level of low current for electrically stunning chickens, terminology, List of E CODE ingredients from pages 29-54.</p><p><a href="http://www.jummahmasjid.org/docs/Jummah%20masjid%20halaal%20council%202010.pdf" target="_blank">http://www.jummahmasjid.org/docs/Jummah masjid halaal council 2010.pdf</a></p><p>The important products to avoid if we want to BOYCOTT HALAL are the Halal Branded Products and Food outlets & stores that promote Halal rather than normal products.</p><p></p><p>Food Guide & E-Numbers List</p><p>This section has lists of Food suitable for Vegetarians (this may or may not contain alcohol) and Muslims (Halaal lists - as vegetarian with no alcohol). </p><p>The following is a list of products containing animal by-products, such as animal fat, gelatine and fatty acids (fats). It is by no means certain that they are Haraam.</p><p></p><p><a href="http://www.kingstonmosque.org.uk/Food/index.htm" target="_blank">http://www.kingstonmosque.org.uk/Food/index.htm</a></p><p></p><p>Many non-meat foods can be halal... take for example these Halal Haribos for Muslim children... </p><p><a href="http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-417218/The-Halal-Haribos-Muslim-children.html" target="_blank">http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-417218/The-Halal-Haribos-Muslim-children.html</a></p><p>Old article - but clear example of HALAL LABELLING - the difference here is that HALAL Gelatine used in these halal sweeties - See about that here: <a href="http://www.ochef.com/909.htm" target="_blank">http://www.ochef.com/909.htm</a></p><p>German firm Haribo, formed in 1920, is one of Europe's biggest sweet manufacturers, selling its products in more than 150 countries.</p><p></p><p>Hope that this has given you that are vegetarians some Food For Thought & if you care where the profits go that are on foods that you buy, then I think you will choose to avoid Halal Products... well as much as you can, because the more you look into the Food Chain, the more you will find so many Unlabelled Halal products.</p><p>If you want change please write to your MPs & MEPs & insist that Ritually Slaughtered meats & Bi-Products are clearly labelled RS. We don't need expensive Halal Certification... we just want it to be labelled in plain English. Find out who your representatives are in England on this website... <a href="http://www.writetothem.com" target="_blank">www.writetothem.com</a></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="P0TTER, post: 144254, member: 15129"] Thank you for your thoughtful words about Halal or Not Halal. I thought I would share my thoughts that may be of use to Vegetarians. Firstly I must point out to the vegetarians here that they have not escaped Halal by simply avoiding meat. E-numbers or E-Codes signify E-Ingredients - are all additives in foods that can sometimes be produced from animal by-products! The halal industry have been developing substitutes for these from animals that have been Religiously Slaughtered or alternative Vegetable by-products which are put into foods that can then be Halal Certified. So Are You Eating HALAL VEGETABLES... maybe those potatoes were grown in Halal Bonemeal... We really need to check the source of what we are buying, because we have UNLABELLED HALAL PRODUCTS THROUGHOUT OUR FOOD CHAIN! Some vegetarian products just happen to be halal eg. because they do not contain Gum from animal Fat, Lard, Gelatine from Lard or Calf Skin or Shortening (animal) - other vegetarian products containing alcohol would not conform to Islamic Law & would be Haram. Well these two kinds of vegetarian products would be OK to eat. This article is from a muslim who is concerned about Pork additives - See the end of the article for E Codes that contain Pig Fat... not that we need to worry about this unless you are vegetarian or a muslim. [url]http://www.yanabi.com/forum/337461/WhyPigFatisnotmentionedinfoodbutcodesareprinted[/url] As usual there is TAQIYYA used in that article... Truth mixed with Lies... The author of that last article is not being completely truthful. Many of the E-numbers listed do not relate to animal products. Some come from milk, which is most likely of bovine origin. For example, E153 is Vegetable carbon, E214 is Ethyl p-hydroxybenzoate (A type of alcohol). Neither of those are from animal sources. E327 Calcium lactate is from milk, not pig fat! Here's a list of E-numbers: [url]http://www.reading.ac.uk/foodlaw/additive.htm[/url] and another one laid out differently, for cross-referencing: [url]http://www.ukfoodguide.net/enumeric.htm[/url] *Some E-Numbers are missing from those lists and may need to be searched for elsewhere. I do not know why they are missing. We have to remember the diet industry has more fraud than any other industry. Most articles are sponsored by companies with their own agendas. Here are the 2010 HALAL RULES & List of E CODES - Rules of Halal Slaughter - Muslims only allowed in the slaughter, Diagrams of how to cut necks of animals, the level of low current for electrically stunning chickens, terminology, List of E CODE ingredients from pages 29-54. [url]http://www.jummahmasjid.org/docs/Jummah%20masjid%20halaal%20council%202010.pdf[/url] The important products to avoid if we want to BOYCOTT HALAL are the Halal Branded Products and Food outlets & stores that promote Halal rather than normal products. Food Guide & E-Numbers List This section has lists of Food suitable for Vegetarians (this may or may not contain alcohol) and Muslims (Halaal lists - as vegetarian with no alcohol). The following is a list of products containing animal by-products, such as animal fat, gelatine and fatty acids (fats). It is by no means certain that they are Haraam. [url]http://www.kingstonmosque.org.uk/Food/index.htm[/url] Many non-meat foods can be halal... take for example these Halal Haribos for Muslim children... [url]http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-417218/The-Halal-Haribos-Muslim-children.html[/url] Old article - but clear example of HALAL LABELLING - the difference here is that HALAL Gelatine used in these halal sweeties - See about that here: [url]http://www.ochef.com/909.htm[/url] German firm Haribo, formed in 1920, is one of Europe's biggest sweet manufacturers, selling its products in more than 150 countries. Hope that this has given you that are vegetarians some Food For Thought & if you care where the profits go that are on foods that you buy, then I think you will choose to avoid Halal Products... well as much as you can, because the more you look into the Food Chain, the more you will find so many Unlabelled Halal products. If you want change please write to your MPs & MEPs & insist that Ritually Slaughtered meats & Bi-Products are clearly labelled RS. We don't need expensive Halal Certification... we just want it to be labelled in plain English. Find out who your representatives are in England on this website... [url]www.writetothem.com[/url] [/QUOTE]
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