Just curious if there's been a fatwa or your thoughts on whether you'd eat it or not?

Lab-grown meat is basically taking cells from animals and growing them in a lab (without butchering/killing the animal).

On one hand it's basically processed/artificial food without pork or alcohol...so halal? but it's also "meat" generated from animal cells. What's the verdict?

https://www.theguardian.com/food/2022/nov/18/lab-grown-meat-safe-eat-fda-upside-foods

Hey all, i recently came back from a trip to LA where they actually had a Halal menu option at a Korean Bbq spot. I was wondering if yall know of any spots that do the same within the dallas area or even like 1-2hrs out is fine.

Hello guys! Is Mentos Pure Fresh Strawberry flavor gum halal or not?

Anyone here ever eat at Naz's? It's my favorite halal spot lately. (this is not a sponsored post I just love Naz's for real) Also the rules said add a tag but there wasn't a tag for USA/WW but this is USA.

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Aslamualaikum. I have recently moved to an area with very little halal options for groceries. I have also been having immense financial struggles so budget is very tight. I was wondering if it would be permissible to buy non-halal certified foods, in particular meat options.

I have eaten halal all my life. I know there are seafood and vegetarian options but I don’t want my diet to be devoid of protein and seafood has mercury levels that makes it unsafe to eat on a daily basis. I know haram can become permissible if there are no other option, but I don’t know if this counts as no other option. I need something affordable and healthy and I’m struggling to figure out what to do. I would appreciate some advice inshaAllah khair.

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Hello reader,

I work as a volunteer at a food center where we are very new to having Muslim refugees as clientele. The center was not briefed at all as to how many families we would be taking in nor to any dietary resurrections. Based on years past we've known no pork for meat as the only concern. However, with a high demand in many clientele and short staffed, 50% of the time, it is hard to remember what all contains pork products, if we happened to know in the first place. But we aren't the only ones new to this concern since the families can't tell if what we give them is Halal since nothing is labeled as such. What is my main concern is giving them a meat supply for the month, I try to Google if the meat source is one eaten by Muslims (ex. deer burger or chicken). However, what I run into is if the meat was prepared halal. At this time I happen to have one brand of chicken I know that is because it has a halal seal on it. When it comes to other brands of meat there is not. Plus, when ordering there is no exact way to know if I will get such a brand from our Food Bank supplier because of no labeling provided on the site, and it depends on what I can afford to buy. This month the free chicken is halal but next month it might not be. So I guess what I am asking advice for is whether it is okay to give my Muslim clients meat that I know has no pork but am not sure of the preparation of said meat.

I should say I know there are times when something labeled Kosher is on the site but the price is always so extremely high for my center to be able to afford. But I am trying to set aside funding and space available so that I can have something to give.

The other hard thing is to provide for the high demand for nuts. It is rarely available on the ordering site.

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So i applied for a call center job and this is the job description is it riba or halal ?: Dial Expert Solutions is seeking highly motivated and results-driven Debt Settlement Sales Specialists to join our growing team. This role offers the opportunity to work remotely and earn a competitive income while helping clients achieve financial freedom through effective debt settlement solutions. Job Summary As a Debt Settlement Sales Agent, you will engage in both outbound and inbound calls to convert leads into satisfied customers. The role primarily involves helping clients by offering debt settlement services, which means negotiating with creditors on behalf of clients to reduce the total amount they owe. You will be guiding customers through the debt relief process, presenting tailored solutions, and closing deals over the phone. While cold calling is initially part of the role, the focus will shift to inbound leads, where clients are already interested in exploring financial solutions.

I accidentally ordered a salad with dry chicken pieces. If I remove it, will the salad be haram? Can I still eat it or throw it away?

I am trying to find out if the cakes, specifically the sheet cakes at Costco are Halal. Does anyone know? Thanks!

Salaam everyone. Me 26F and my husband 31M got married almost 2 years ago and I moved to US after marriage where he resides. I have some savings from my employment before marriage and have those funds in my bank account in my native country. It’s my husband’s birthday and a month ago he asked me for a very expensive gift which costs around $350 USD and it would cost me even more if I use my native country’s credit card because of the foreign currency exchange rate. I have not worked after marriage because I was waiting for my immigration and all to be done and then we had a baby so im currently a SAHM. My husband doesn’t have much savings so im trying to save what I have so we can use it to buy a big house InshaAllah.

I was reluctant in purchasing this gift because of the price but I still decided to go ahead and buy it. But there were a lot of variations of this gift online so I asked my husband few weeks ago to select all the specifications and at the time he said it’s okay and he doesn’t want it anymore. Today is his birthday and I got him his favorite dessert, did some birthday decorations around the house and planned to make his favorite breakfast in the morning. He comes home from work and starts bashing me for not getting him what he wanted and started telling me how he gets me everything I want and expensive things as well and literally started listing all the things he got for me and that just made me feel like shit. We’re not talking anymore right now. AITA here?

Hello,

I'd like to give a little thank you Eid gift to my colleague at work. She's off this week for Eid and greatly missed. She does a great job, with a smile on her face always. I'm lucky to have her helping and supporting me.

Can someone help me make sure this gift is suitable? It's just some chocolates...but they are a variety pack and I want to make sure they are halal.

I can't post the link for some reason but attached the screenshot from Amazon.

Very much appreciate the help.

Hi! I am non-Muslim but would like to bake some cookies for my new Muslim friends for Eid. I verified all ingredients I have are Halal. We also keep a pretty strict vegan kitchen.

Is there anything I need to know to ensure the baking process/surfaces are halal? I am not sure generally if cross-contamination is an issue. Just would like to make sure the treats we give are suitable! Thank you so much :)

Can you buy lamb cubes like the lamb served at shahs/Naz halal food carts or stores anywhere?