Masa untuk makan tengah hari..yummy.. yummy..yummy! Entah hari ini nak p restoran mana untuk makan..asalkan makanannya halal sudah..

Kami cadang nak pegi makan kat Queenbay Malls tapi tak jadi..so pegi la kami cari warung mamak tepi jalan eheheh

Warung kat tepi jalan tak nampak pun tanda tau sijil halal dari pihak berkuasa. Entah pe pihak JAKIM tengah wuat.

ok, tu bukan topik nak bincang kali ni, kali ni I ada isu sensasi yang nak kongsi bersama dengan si pembaca blog ni.

Semasa kami on d way to warung mak cik katakanlah warung mak cik aminah, mata kami terserampak dengan pelanggan restoran cina. bukan la hangat sangat jumpa pelanggan kat restoran tapi halnya pelanggan tu terdiri daripada kaum melayu. tu la yang sangat sangat gempar gempur di hati kami. Entah mereka amalkan prinsip halal tau haram...

Nasib baik h/set kami ada camera so jadi lah fotograper tepi jalan ambil aksi sensasi ni...lihat la

bertapa sibuk tangan mereka makan dan minum.....

Halal-nesss...

This story happen to my chinese coursemates..."real story".

There was this certain mamak (Indian Muslims) restaurant that my Chinese coursemates ocassionally go for lunch. Not going to disclose any names or locations as I don't really intend to bring bad publicity to the restauranteurs, not really their fault. Let's just say, it's somewhere in Butterworth.

On the day, the boss came to them and begged asked them not to eat there anymore. They were shocked! WHAT THE HELL?! But after hearing his explanation, my friends kind of got it. He told them that they are causing him to lose customers.

Why???

You see, the place is a Malay majority area. And there's alot of Malays eating out at this particular restaurant. Problem is (which my friends didn't realized earlier), this steady flow of customers have been reducing since they set foot in his restaurant.There have been complaints to him about Chinese eating out in the restaurant and using the spoon & fork which the Malays also have to use.

According to this Muslims, the spoons became un-halal because Chinese who eat pork have used them. To avoid being un-halal themselves, they decided to go to another place to have lunch. My friend really don't know , seriously, is this really something to do with halal-ness or just the Malays feeling plainly disgusted at the sight of other races being around? My friend know about Muslims are not allowed to eat pork because it is deemed to be unclean. But to the extent of not being allowed to share spoons? I think....need some enlightening on this *^#&/">matter....@*^#&/!@

LOGO HALAL

Logo halal bermaksud logo yang dikeluarkan oleh JAKIM/ JAIN/ MAIN dan mengandungi:
Logo Halal Malaysia:a) bintang berbucu lapan di tengah-tengah bulatan;b) perkataan Arab – “حلآل” di tengah bintang;c) diikuti tulisan rumi “HALAL”;d) bulatan logo tertulis perkataan “Malaysia” dalam tulisan Rumi dan ماليزيا dalam perkataan Arab;e) dua bintang kecil berbucu lima diletakkan bagi memisahkan tulisan rumi dan perkataan Arab tersebut.

A food label is stamped halal if the contents of the food conform with Muslim dietary laws. A halal certification is analogous to a kosher certification, in that it is provided by a certified third party agency, but kosher food is not necessarily halal, and halal food is not always kosher. For Muslims who are concerned about obeying the Sharia, or Islamic law, a halal label acts as an assurance that the contents of the food are not haram, or forbidden.

Apakah Gelatin Halal?

Banyak persoalan tentang adakah "gelatin" itu halal telah banyak di "api-apikan" yang digunakan dalam pengeluran produk.

Apakah itu unsur tersebut halal?

Gelatin adalah bahan yang diperbuat daripada berbagai jenis haiwan seperti babi, lembu dan sebagainya.Oleh kerana bahan tersebut pada masa ini diperbuat di luar negeri iaitu yang tidak diketahui sama ada dari babi, bangkai binatang yang halal dan sebagainya, maka kedudukannya adalah diragui. Mengikut hukum syarak jika sekiranya satu-satu perkara itu diragui sama ada halal atau haram maka ianya terjatuh dalam perkara syubhah. apabila sesuatu itu tergolong dalam perkara syubahah maka hukumnya adalah haram.

Logo Halal

logo Halal on a huge pack

Logo halal di Malaysia

What is the word "halal" means...

'Halal' is a label given to foods which are ceremonially slaughtered according to Muslim traditions, as stated in the Qu'ran. 'Halal' is the Arabic word for 'allowed' or 'permissible', and is used as a generic term used to describe anything which is lawful or allowed in Islam.
Muslims are only allowed to eat meat from animals or birds which have been slaughtered in a particular fashion. The animal must be cut with a sharp knife across the neck in such a fashion that its blood is drained. During the slaughtering, Allah's name is also mentioned as a way of showing gratitude.

What is not permissible in Islam?
Animals which have died naturally of illness or disease are not 'halal' and may not be eaten.
Carnivorous animals such as tigers, lions, and any other animals which feed on flesh may not be eaten. Land scavengers such as pigs, or anything originating from them, is specifically mentioned in the Qur'an as not allowed to be eaten. Food sacrificed in the name of other deities is also not permissible.