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Die eet van halaalprodukte
08-03-2005, 03:28 AM #1
Daniel het geweier om afgodsoffers te eet.Dan 1:5,8 En die koning het vir hulle 'n daaglikse porsie bestem uit die spys van die koning en van die wyn wat hy gedrink het...."En Daniel het hom voorgeneem om hom nie te verontreinig met die spys van die koning of met die wyn wat hy gedrink het nie...."U mag vra:Wat het dit met ons te doen?Eet ons voedsel wat ons verontreinig?Ja seker!Talle van ons volksgenote draai hulle oor weg om nie te hoor as ons waarsku teen die eet van halaalprodukte nie.Al die argumente wat ten gunste van hierdie produk aangevoer word val plat, wanneer ons daarop let deur wie hierdie halaal-merkteken op produkte aangebring word!Dit word deurgans na toewyding aan Allah die Mohammadaanse afgod, deur priesters van Islam aangebring, deur maatskappye wat onder Mohammedaanse beheer is.
08-03-2005, 03:39 AM #2
Re: Die eet van halaalprodukte
Solank steak op die spyskaart is, is ek met elke ete!
08-04-2005, 07:54 AM #3
Ek is so ontsettend bly jy het hierdie onderwerp opgebring. Die mense wat nie wil hoor nie, besef nie wat 'n ontsettende skade hulle aan hulself doen nie, wanneer hulle halaal produkte koop. Ook, ondersteun hulle die moslems deur die produkte te koop.
Geestelik gaan hulle ten gronde want hulle neem 'n produk in, wat 'n demoon aan gekoppel is.
Ook, die halaal is nie oorspronklik moslems/islams nie.... maar 'n okkultiese simbool. En die moslems weet dit nie eens nie.
Let op die halaal teken so tussen al die ander bose simbole.
08-05-2005, 10:45 AM #4
Dis nou alles goed en well, maar wat julle nie besef nie is dat ontrent alles wat nie vark in het nie, halaal is.
So die vraag is hoe ontduik jy dit?
08-05-2005, 10:53 AM #5
Eks van Suid Wes - Obviously eet ek steak
08-05-2005, 11:00 AM #7
Jy is darem nie so bad nie Engelsman
Ek kry gewoontlik alles wat ek wil he in die supermark, 'n mens moet maar mooi kyk dan kry jy nogal produkte wat sonder die satansteken is, ek koop Butro botter, feitlik al die ander botter het halaal op, brood by 'n tuisbakkery,suiker is daar van die make wat nie op het nie, koop vleis by 'n boereslagtery jy sal nie net goedkoper betaal nie maar ondersteun die boer, groente moet jy maar vars koop feitlik al die gevriesde groente het halaal op
Ek het gewoontlik alles in my huis en glo my ek eet baie lekker, maar dit kan ek jou waarborg daar sal geen halaal kos in my huis wees nie
08-05-2005, 12:08 PM #9
Ek sal so bietjie navorsing doen oor wat presies die voorwaardes moet wees vir iets om halaal te wees..(ek weet dit is baie na aan die joodse kosher idee.)
Ek sal kom pos wat ek kry, tot tyd en wyl kom ons pos alle voorstelle en so voorts oor hoe om dit te ontduik hierso.
08-05-2005, 12:24 PM #10
Hierso is iets interesant:
Halaal food product guidelines:
Food product must be free from all of the following.
1. Any product or by-product derived from pig or dog
3. Carnivorous animals (except fish)
4. Birds with talons or birds that feed by snatching and tearing e.g. eagles and other similar birds
5. Reptiles and insects
6. Any marine animals except fish
7. Animals that live on land and in water (amphibians) like frogs, crocodiles and other similar animals.
8. Animals which have died, by any means other than slaughtering according to the Islamic Law.
9. Animals which are generally considered as repulsive such as lice, maggots, mice, rats, spiders and other similar animals.
10. The bodies of animals permitted under the Islamic Law (that is cow, sheep, lamb, goat, deer, poultry and such like) which are not slaughtered according to the Islamic Law.
Note: Most animals in the U.K. are not slaughtered according to the Islamic Law
11. Wine, Ethyl Alcohol or Spirits, where these remain in their original chemical form
12. Any product or by-product (including any product used temporarily as a substitute) which contains or is derived from any one or more of the above products (as defined in sections 1. to 11.) in however minute quantity, whether as an ingredient or sub-ingredient or as a processing aid or as a releasing agent or as a glazing agent or as an additive or as a colour or in any other form, is Haraam (unlawful) for Muslims
13. The preparation, processing and the manufacturing equipment must be free from all of the above 1. to 12.
14. The packaging material, which comes in contact with the food product must be free from all of the above 1. to 12.
En die kom sommer van ons eie lot Mohammodanne hier in SA:
Understanding of the term Halaal and Haraam
Halaal: Lawful and Permissible / can be used.
Haraam: Unlawful and Impermissible / abstain from it / totally forbidden.
Ingredients to be checked in any product:
- Alcohol or liquor.
- Animal gelatine.
- Animal Fats or Rennet
If any product has any one of these Three (3) as an ingredient then it will be Haraam/Impermissible to consume or use.
Special Points should be noted
- Pork and pork products are totally forbidden.
- As for dairy products like cheese and margarine only microbial (of plant
origin) rennet is permissible.
- The utensils should be separate for Muslims. There should be no
contamination of Halaal and non-Halaal.
Any item marked or stamped with any form of Halaal certification must be verified by Appointed the Muslim theologians, who are well versed with the Islamic requirements regarding Halaal.
- As for imported chickens and meat we cannot guarantee their Halaal status as we do not inspect their respective plants and are not familiar of the Halaal procedure.
Consumption of any morsel of Haraam, affects the acceptance of Ibaadat (worship).
The following foods are permissible for Muslims
- All types of poultry, partridges, pigeons, etc.
- Goats, sheep, cattle, camel and all types of buck, buffalo.
The above must be slaughtered by a Muslim according to Islamic rules, otherwise their meat will be considered Haraam. Fish does not have to be slaughtered. A fish that has died a natural death is not permissible to eat.
1. All carnivorous (meat eating) animals and birds, e.g. lions, tigers,
vultures, eagles, etc.
2. Any Halaal animal that has died due to natural causes, killed by some
wild animal, by a fall, blow or slaughtered by a non-Muslim.
3. Flesh that has been sacrificed for some God or Goddess.
4. All forms of najasat (impurities).
6. Donkeys, monkeys, elephants, etc.
7.Food containing Haraam items to be avoided at all times e.g. fish
prepared with wine, etc. cakes, ice-cream containing rum or brandy or
any Alcohol or liquor.
8.Contamination of a Halaal item with non-Halaal will render it
non-Halaal/Haraam and unacceptable.
Jamiatul Ulama (KZN) - Halaal Department
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