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It has been put under being 'haraam'. I dont want to get in to a debate about the reasons why it can be haraam or halaal. Some people say it isn't because it is the same as wearing henna.. However the henna is not permanent? Its haraam becasue you can not perform wudhu as the water can not reach the
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While, in fact, English is not my mother tongue, I'm nevertheless quite confident that - to specify - at least in
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Well, sinful according to Islam, of course. But that's basically the obvious correspondence. Though the etymological information here given says that the original meaning was not "sinful" but "accursed" (note btw. that in Latin too, there is one word that means both "sanctified, sacred" and
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English and Arabic words are very natural translation equivalents...
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life is given and killing is blasphemy and therefor the MOST haraam to do. why is killing NOT mentioned as haraam? who forgets to mention that life is given. 14:18, 21 August 2021 (UTC)
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Depends. Gelatin, when a chemical change happens in its creation (which is how
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Gelatin / Gelatine - haram if obtained from pork or non-halal meat sources - the source is sometimes mentioned on the ingredients list. A vegetarian alternative is available.
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