Haraam Food & Drinks

Q: We have a few Hindus working in our office who often bring sweets, chocolates or biscuits from the supermarket and distribute them among the office colleagues. Sometimes, they say that they have a particular religious occasion, and it is due to this occasion that they distribute these sweets, chocolates, etc. to the office colleagues.

Is it permissible for a Muslim to eat from these sweets, chocolates, biscuits, etc.?

Q: What is the Shariah ruling regarding gelatine? Most of the halaal certifying bodies here are of the opinion that gelatine derived from non-halaal sources is halaal. They aver that the gelatine derived from non-halaal sources undergoes a "metamorphisis" and therefore is halaal. But the matter is indestructible and surely their contentions cannot be correct? However, it eludes logical comprehension that apparently our Ulama has yet to challenge the halaal certifying bodies concerned in regard to the issue and the halaal certifying bodies remain unchallenged. But what is your take on the matter?

Q: If there is a Muslim student in a Christian country and there is no Muslim community, can he eat the chickens slaughtered by a Christian or not?

Q: If a person earns haraam money or eats food containing haraam then his dua is not accepted, does that include Quranic supplications or durood sharif sent upon Nabi (sallallahu alaihi wasallam)?

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: Is it makruh tahreemi, makruh tanzeehi, halaal, or haram to eat bacon flavour crisps if all of the ingredients are halaal?

Q: Our Muslim neighbours offered my husband chicken biryani but we were not sure if the chicken was halaal or not since we've seen them before buying non halaal chicken but they argue that its halaal. We removed the chicken from the biryani and ate the rice but we felt bad about it. What must be done in such situations? 

Q: In a case of necessity, is it permissible to eat human flesh?

Q: Could you please advise regarding the legitimacy of edi​ble CBD Oil (Dagga Oil or Cannabis oil) being used in foods and beverages. It is said that it does not intoxicate but just creates a calming effect. It is sprayed on food and beverages.

Q: Is swallowing one's own blood from a cut equivalent to eating haram?