Chocolate!
Deleted the other topic but just reposting these links just in case.
http://www.gmwa.org.uk/foodguide2/
http://www.gmwa.org.uk/foodguide2/?page=viewquestion&id=183
im sure someone said ferrero rocher is haraam, according to this it isnt - http://www.gmwa.org.uk/foodguide2/?page=viewquestion&id=167
http://www.nestle.co.uk/NR/rdonlyres/6327FEFE-4E66-4CBF-89BC-6F12200E696...
http://www.gmwa.org.uk/foodguide2/?page=viewquestion&id=171
http://www.gmwa.org.uk/foodguide2/?page=viewquestion&id=191
http://www.gmwa.org.uk/foodguide2/?page=viewquestion&id=197
For the newbies this is where you talk about...CHOCOLATE.
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Is there any way this can be related to Islam?
Gluttony as a sin?
The bounty of God?
The creative power of God's creation?
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erm... we are not supposed to over eat (or eat haraam foods obviously) ... and I think there is ahadith that says something like eating a few dates a day is enough to sustain the body, but if people want to eat more, they should use 1/3 for food, 1/3 for water and 1/3 for air...
A question - did the prophet ﷺ have a sweet tooth?
Off the top of my head I can think of where the prophet ﷺ was told to tell off a kid for eating something sweet and the prophet ﷺ asked for him to be brought infront of him some other day. When the kid was on some other day, the prophet ﷺ told him it was bad for his teeth. WHen asked why he ﷺ could not have mentioned this the first time, the prophet ﷺ mentioned that he needed to not eat the thing before telling the kid not to.
I have also been told that it is sunnah to have something sweet with the meal (and in the cases where the "meal" was only dates, I guess the whole meal was sweet.)
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[quote=You]
A question - did the prophet ﷺ have a sweet tooth?
I have also been told that it is sunnah to have something sweet with the meal (and in the cases where the "meal" was only dates, I guess the whole meal was sweet.)[/quote]
I have heard this too.
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the Prophet ﷺ did have sweet foods but not all the time and not with every meal.
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Any Idea about M&M's and Skittles???
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Chocolete!! did someone say Chocolete, gimme a kitkat please.
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ermmm helloooo somebody answer my question!!!!
well questionS now!
1. M&Ms & Skittles are they HALAL...ive been craving for them for a long time but just been hearing and seeing "unconfirmed talks" sayin they are haraam :S and the gmwa website is hardly up-to-date sooo its kinda hard 2 find out
2. Trident Splash chewing gum are they halal? red packet and blue packet
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trident is halaal.
red m and m's, smarties and skittles should be avoided
(these lists don't need updating everyday - most products rarely change.
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[quote=You]trident is halaal.
red m and m's, smarties and skittles should be avoided
(these lists don't need updating everyday - most products rarely change.[/quote]
i'm pretty sure the blue packet is haram! Just check the ingredients.
We answered your m&m and skittles Q on the thread you (Rocky) created!
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Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm....had a fredo!!! Not had that since i was 10!!! 😃
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I was horrified that freddos have gone up to like 21P! wth! :shock:
Yes, horrified. :p
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[quote=ThE pOwEr Of SiLeNcE]I was horrified that freddos have gone up to like 21P! wth! :shock:
Yes, horrified. :p[/quote]
Welcome to planet Earth!
😛
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Galaxy.... Hmmmm
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Oreos are haraam according to their website - well not suitable for vegatarians.
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That doesnt make it haraam - why are they not suitable for vegetarians?
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Because of the whey. There are two types and this one is presumably from animals.
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whey is halaal AFAIK.
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Even if it comes from animals?
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yes
Same category as milk.
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[quote]The reason for the problematic nature of whey is the rennet used to curdle the milk in order to produce the whey and cheese. If the rennet is halal (for instance from a halal animal, vegetable, or most microbial sources) then the whey and cheese is also halal, otherwise not.
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Rennet is used to curd the milk. Whey should be avoided because the rennet used to curd the milk could be from a haram or non-Zabihah animal.
And Allah knows best.[/quote]
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I just based my view on http://www.therevival.co.uk/animal-rennet-is-it-halaal
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[quote=TPOS]Oreos are haraam according to their website - well not suitable for vegatarians.[/quote]
WHAT?
I don't want to talk about this.
This topic does no longer exist in my head.
Bye.
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I just based my view on http://www.therevival.co.uk/animal-rennet-is-it-halaal
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Hmm fair enough, except it never specifies which animal the rennet/whey is from - could be pigs
mmmmm milkybar.