Lahmul Khinzeer – Flesh Of Swine
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All praise for Allah, the all-knowing, the rightfully guiding. As I see it. Everything that we discuss, that we believe in is based on principles. It is vital that we understand the principles. The principles for this current topic have already been, very eloquently explained and I applaud the writer for that. The principle behind forbidden things is always nourishment and garnishing of the human soul and body. For example, alcohol and gambling are forbidden. In alcohol and gambling, it is said that, there is some benefit for mankind and yet they are forbidden. We can not say that if there is some benefit, in a little wine, then we should go ahead and drink it. Another example would be the current situation in the world where alcohol is allowed. They always say “drink responsibly” and yet we have loss of life, wealth, and relationships because of alcohol. When we allow something then we cannot control how much or how little it will be used. It all depends on the person using alcohol. Since we cannot control human behaviour by spying on them, then we put barriers and prohibitions on that product. Gambling has the similar situation. Let’s move on to the consumption of pork. It is forbidden, we all know, and through Islamic tradition and hadith we come to know the reasons behind it. We also know that it is the flesh of pig that is forbidden, then what of the bone marrow and bone. I would argue that every part of the pig belongs to the pig; it grew, it fed, it was nourished and it is part of the pig, it will have the same genetic components. If it is the characteristic of the pig, that is the reason behind its prohibition, then that characteristic should be in every part of the pig. We cannot say that a part of pig is halal and another part of the pig is haram. To make it simple for humans, it is completely forbidden, that in my understanding, about the consumption of pork and its by products. Wisdom is a very important thing.