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Islam’s first contacts with the Balkan nations by Nexhat Ibrahimi

Portrait of a Traveller - eKhutbah by Muhammad Alshareef

Like prayer and fasting, eating in Islam is also considered to be a matter of worship. A Moslem eats for surviving and maintaining strength and good health in order to be able to serve God at best and in turn contribute good deeds to other people. To serve that purpose, a Moslem must eat good, healthy and halal foods or nutrition. The Quranic term of halal means anything considered to be lawful, allowable according to Islamic shariah (jurisprudence). The same manner should also be applied when a Moslem uses pharmaceutical and cosmetic products.

Al-Jannah wa an-Naar - In The Light of the Qur'aan and Sunnah - Based on the Book by Dr. Umar Sulaiman al-Ashqar