Question: My wife works in a butcher shop where she needs to slice pork, ham, bacon. She also needs to serve these to the customers. These are haram in our religion Islam. That is why she does not want to work there any more. My questions, is it haram to touch or serve pork, ham, [...]

Question: Am I allowed to send out emails to haram food stores, offering to promote their products? Or is it impermissible, the same way we are not allowed to advertise for alchohol? Answer: If it’s lamb, beef e.t.c that their only problem is that they are not Islamically slaughtered, then it is permissible given that it is advertised for [...]

Question: Some of the believing brothers have apparently found Islamic justifications to drink ‘non-alcoholic’ or ‘halal-beer’. Is there a problem for us to sit in such gatherings (on the same table) where this kind of drink is present? Answer: If it’s really non-alcoholic, and consuming even big quantities of it doesn’t intoxicate, then its fine. Answered by: [...]

Question: Is the meat of crocodile halal (permissible) to eat? Answer: The meat of crocodile or alligator is haram (forbidden) to eat. Answered by: Sheikh Zaid Alsalami Recommend on Facebook Tweet about it Tell a friend

Question: Could you please tell me, is it permissible to eat the food made by Hindu hands? Answer: No, it is not permissible to eat food prepared by anyone who does not believe in God, unless they are wearing gloves. Answered by: ATS Admin Certified by: Sheikh Mansour Leghaei Recommend on Facebook Tweet about it [...]

Question: Is  (O’doul’s) non-alcoholic beer halal or not, since it contains less than .05% alcohol by volume? Answer: Any alcohol content present in a drink makes it haram and impermissible to drink, as technically, it becomes an alcoholic drink. A non-alcoholic drink should really contain 0% alcohol, otherwise it wouldn’t be non-alcholic. Answered by: ATS [...]