| − | Some foods are not forbidden, but are considered disliked (makruh). These include garlic and onions, due to to the odour left in the mouth. However, many Muslims in places such as Egypt, even the more [[conservative]] ones, ignore this teaching, as garlic and onions are staples of the typical Middle Eastern diet. | + | Some foods are not forbidden, but are considered disliked (makruh). These include garlic and onions, due to the odour left in the mouth. However, many Muslims in places such as Egypt, even the more [[conservative]] ones, ignore this teaching, as garlic and onions are staples of the typical Middle Eastern diet. |