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What is Islamic Jurisprudence? An Introduction to Islamic Fiqh Principles
Islamic jurisprudence, or fiqh, is a comprehensive field of Islamic sciences that deals with the understanding and implementation of Islamic laws derived from the Qur'an and Sunnah. It is a critical aspect of...
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Halal vs. Zabiha: Is There a Difference?
For those seeking clarity regarding Islamic dietary laws, understanding what "zabiha" means and how it relates to "halal" is essential. Zabiha refers to the specific method of slaughtering animals according to Islamic law. It involves a set of rituals and practices...
Halal Investing Basics and Why Anyone Can Do It
Yes, there is such a thing as halal investing and even a halal economy. Muslims who follow Sharia law know that there are some restrictions on investing. Investing isn’t forbidden entirely, but investors are obliged to do it in a way that is halal. While...
10 Food Safety Terms Decoded
Food safety refers to the proper handling, cooking, and preservation of food to protect people from food-borne illnesses caused by microbes such as fungi, bacteria, viruses, and parasites. If you’ve ever suffered from food poisoning, you know it can be a...
What is HACCP and Why Does the Food Industry Like Its Principles?
HACCP (Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point) is a modern-day food-safety system which is mandated for food-processing plants in the U.S. Because of its unique structure, it is also used by a vast number of restaurants around the globe. In the U.S. the first...
7 Everyday Products You Didn’t Know Were Halal
In a world where you’re inundated with endless choices, it’s not always easy to break down whether a product is halal. What is the fine print on the ingredients, and what does it mean? How was the product made? Sometimes products are labeled halal but don’t...
What is Halal Food?
Halal food essentially refers to any and all food and beverage items that Muslims are permissible to consume under the Islamic dietary guidelines. The concept and consumption of halal food is overall a very important part of the modern Muslim culture, which...
What’s the Difference Between Halal and Haram Meat & Food?
Muslims and non-Muslims alike can be very intentional and conscientious about what they consume for nourishment and pleasure. For Muslims, eating halal isn’t simply about health benefits or even following rules but eating foods that will nourish their bodies. Halal...
Muslim Dietary Laws & Fasting Practices You Need to Know
Islam is the world’s fastest-growing religion. It’s the second-largest religion behind Christianity with more than 1.9 billion Muslims in the world today. For Muslims, dietary laws and fasting play a major part in our daily lives as well as our spiritual...
What is Dhabiha (Zabiha) in Islam and How is it Related to Halal?
The terms Dhabiha and halal are often used together or even as synonyms, but they do mean distinct things. To put it simply, halal means permissible, while dhabiha (sometimes spelled zabiha) means meat prepared according to Islamic principles. For animals of the...
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