Q: I am aware that generally the meat found in the restaurants of Saudi Arabia are not fit for consumption due to the method of slaughtering. Assuming that such meat is carrion, would it be permissible to eat veg food from such restaurants. E.g. buying a veg pizza from Pizza Hut. Is there any risk of contamination?
Q: My question is regarding sharing food with non-Muslims. We live in India where majority of the people are of different faiths and religions. We are extremely careful about consuming halaal food. However, since we have colleagues and friends who are non-Muslims, we invite them over sometimes for food and even share food at work places. I wanted to know if there is anything wrong with that. And if yes, what is the extent of it?
Q: Some people drink juice or punch from wine glasses, normally at functions or on Eid day. Would this be correct? A senior Moulana from my town said that it’s haraam because it is emulation of the kuffar. These people claim that there’s nothing wrong with it and it’s just a glass.
Q:
1. Is eating at a dining table sinful? My family eats it that way.
2. Should I sit down alone and eat or together with my family on the table?
Q: I suffer from waswasa a lot. I get doubts about all the food items. My parents get angry at me for doubting. Once a doubt comes up, I keep thinking about it and it makes me so anxious. What should I do? Some food like bread don't have any ingredients written over it. What should be done in such a case?
Q: Is shark halaal in the Hanafi Mazhab?
Q: Is it permissible to drink non-alcoholic drinks (0% alcohol) which have the same name as traditional alcohols and are branded similar to the original alcoholic drink. The reason I ask is because there are many of these drinks now. E.g. There is a drink called "Lager" which has the name, logo and appearance of the original alcoholic drink but is non-alcoholic.
Q: Is it permissible to eat domestic rabbits?
Q: Recently, I came to know that the feed given to chickens in my country contains pig fat. If the chickens were given this feed to eat, will they (the chickens) be haraam for us to consume?
Q: I am a student who went home for lockdown. My electricity had tripped approximately 15 hours prior to my return. My freezer stuff was not frozen, however it was room temperature and I now have doubts whether I can give it away to someone else as I am not sure if its okay for consumption. I know it is sinful and wasteful to throw away food and it is also sinful to give away food that you would not eat yourself. What do I do?