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Foods That Are Forbidden

This module explores the Islamic dietary guidelines, focusing on foods and beverages prohibited for Muslims. Derived from the Qur'an and ... Show more
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This module explores the Islamic dietary guidelines, focusing on foods and beverages prohibited for Muslims. Derived from the Qur’an and Sunnah, these rules ensure physical well-being and spiritual mindfulness. The module provides detailed explanations about haram foods, their implications, and how to identify them in daily life. Whether you’re a new Muslim or someone seeking clarity, this module is a vital resource for understanding the concept of permissible (halal) and forbidden (haram) foods in Islam.

Main Features

  • Comprehensive Overview: Clear explanations of Islamic dietary restrictions, including Qur’anic verses and Prophetic traditions.
  • Practical Applications: Tips on reading food labels, understanding ingredients, and making informed choices when eating out or shopping.
  • Common Scenarios: Examples of haram foods such as pork, alcohol, and improperly slaughtered animals, and how to avoid cross-contamination.
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  • Interactive Resources: Quizzes and case studies to reinforce understanding.
  • Halal Certification Insight: Guidance on identifying halal-certified products and understanding their significance.

What is the target audience?

  • New Muslims (Reverts): Those unfamiliar with Islamic dietary laws and seeking a foundational understanding.
  • Practicing Muslims: Individuals looking to deepen their knowledge or resolve uncertainties about halal and haram food choices.
  • Non-Muslims: Anyone curious about Islamic dietary principles, including those in the food or hospitality industry.
  • Parents: People teaching Islamic values to children or students.

This module aims to provide clarity and confidence in adhering to Islamic dietary principles while promoting a balanced and mindful approach to food.

Course details
Duration 10 hours
Lectures 6
Video 9 hours
Level Beginner

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