Peace.
This is more so aimed at the traditionalist understanding.
In the U.K. we have the HMC and other organisations which essentially decide which slaughter houses are ‘halal’ - as defined by the traditionalist viewpoint.
However, the Quran itself does not give us a definition on slaughter. Apart from only consuming that which has had Allahs name mentioned over it:
Chapter 6 verse 121: And eat not of that over which the name of God has not been remembered; and it is perfidy. And the satans instruct 4 their allies to dispute with you; and if you obey them, you are idolaters.
Now, to me this could be at the point of eating, not just so slaughter.
There are shops in the U.K. like Aldi, etc who sell healthier meat than what I’ve seen in south Asian shops or slaughter houses.
I’m interested to know other people’s view points on the subject?
This is more so aimed at the traditionalist understanding.
In the U.K. we have the HMC and other organisations which essentially decide which slaughter houses are ‘halal’ - as defined by the traditionalist viewpoint.
However, the Quran itself does not give us a definition on slaughter. Apart from only consuming that which has had Allahs name mentioned over it:
Chapter 6 verse 121: And eat not of that over which the name of God has not been remembered; and it is perfidy. And the satans instruct 4 their allies to dispute with you; and if you obey them, you are idolaters.
Now, to me this could be at the point of eating, not just so slaughter.
There are shops in the U.K. like Aldi, etc who sell healthier meat than what I’ve seen in south Asian shops or slaughter houses.
I’m interested to know other people’s view points on the subject?
