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'''Halal''' is a set of [[Muslim]] laws for [[food]] handling and consumption. Products prepared by [[federal]]ly inspected [[meat]] packing plants identified with labels bearing references to “Halal” (or "'''Zabiah Halal'''") must be handled according to [[Sharia|Islamic law]] and under Islamic authority.
'''Halal''' is a set of [[Muslim]] laws for [[food]] handling and consumption.
There are several animals whose meat cannot be Halal (such as [[pig]]s or [[dog]]s).
==Meats==
Products prepared by [[federal]]ly inspected [[meat]] packing plants identified with labels bearing references to “Halal” (or "'''Zabiah Halal'''") must be handled according to [[Sharia|Islamic law]] and under Islamic authority.
There are several animals whose meat cannot be Halal, including all ports products, dogs, felines and human meat, and any carrion meat.
In order to meet Halal requirements, a suitable animal must have its throat cut with a knife and all of its blood drained, while the slaughterman invokes the Muslim [[prayer]] "Bismillahir Rahmanir Rahim" (an [[Arabic]] phrase for "By the name of God, The Most Compassionate, The Most Merciful").
In order to meet Halal requirements, a suitable animal must have its throat cut with a knife and all of its blood drained, while the slaughterman invokes the Muslim [[prayer]] "Bismillahir Rahmanir Rahim" (an [[Arabic]] phrase for "By the name of God, The Most Compassionate, The Most Merciful").
Any meat dedicated to gods other than the God of Abraham is not allowed to be consumed.
== Other Foods ==
Alcohol is completely forbidden in any form, thus meaning Muslims may not use any alcool based perfumes or personal hygiene products such as antiperspirants. Most Muslims, however, do not regard alcohol based medical products as forbidden.
==Halal rules==
== Makruh ==
Some foods are not forbidden, but are considered disliked (makruh). These include garlic and onions, due to to the odour left in the mouth, although many Muslims in Egypt, even the more conservative ones, ignore this teaching, as garlic and onions are staples of the healthy Egyptian diet and way of life.
==See also==
==See also==