apakah halal mengkonsumsi daging yang diimport dari negara non muslim

8/7/2019 Apakah halal mengkonsumsi daging yang diimport dari negara non muslim

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1. Apakah halal mengkonsumsi daging yang diimport dari negara non muslim? Apa

hukumnya dari sisi suci atau najisnya?

JAWAB:

Sampai kita tidak yakin akan cara penyembelihannya maka dihukumi haram mengkonsumsinya,

namun dari sisi kesucian jika tidak yakin, bahwa ia tidak disembelih (secara salah), makadihukumi suci.

SOAL 276:

2. Kami mohon YM menerangkan berkenaan dengan bahan-bahan kulit dan anggota tubuh

binatang lainnya yang diimport dari negara non muslim!

JAWAB:

Jika Anda memiliki dugaan, bahwa binatang tersebut disembelih dengan cara islamiy, maka suci,

dan jika Anda yakin bahwa ia tidak disembelih dengan cara islamiy, maka dihukumi najis.

Q & A » Eating & Drinking (14)

1

Question: We are unaware of the ingredients of food sold in shops in Western countries: it might

be free from those ingredients that are forbidden to us or it might contain them. Are we allowedto eat such items without looking into their ingredients, or inquiring about them? Or is that not

allowed to us?

Answer: It is permissible [to eat such food] as long as it is not known that it contains meat, fat,and their derivatives that are forbidden to us.

2

Question: There is this vinegar that is made from wine, in the sense that it was wine and then,through a manufacturing process, changed into vinegar. Therefore, the label on the bottle reads:

“wine vinegar” as opposed to the vinegar made from barley or other items. One of the signs [of differentiating between “wine vinegar” and the wine itself is that] the bottles of this vinegar are

displayed in the area of vinegar, and it has never happened that these bottles are placed on the

shelves of wines. Moreover, there is no difference between such vinegar and the vinegar made

from dates for example. So, can this wine which has turned into vinegar be considered vinegar under the rule of change (istihalah)?

Answer: If the name “vinegar” can be applied in the view of common people upon that product,

as has been assumed in the question, the same rule governing vinegar would apply to it. [That is,it is pure as well as permissible.]

3

Question: Alcohol is used in the production of many drugs and medications: Is it permissible to

take them? Are they considered pure (tãhir)?

Answer: They are pure; and since the alcohol used in them is so minute that it dissolves in them,

it is therefore permissible to take them also.



4

Question: Is it permissible to drink beer that says “alcohol free” on it?

Answer: It is not permissible to drink, if “beer” means the drink made from barley that causesmild drunkenness. But if it means a drink made from barley that does not cause mild

drunkenness, there is no problem in it.

5

Question: If wine is served at a table, it is harãm for a Muslim to sit at that table. What is meant

by “table”? Does this apply to the entire group [that has gone to the restaurant and some arebeing served alcohol] even if the tables are more than one? Or does it only apply to one table

[and not the group], in the sense that if there are two separate tables, it would be permissible to

sit [at the table on which alcohol is not being served, even if they are part of the same company]?

Answer: The criterion is one table. However, one should know that the prohibition of sitting at atable on which wine or intoxicant drinks are being served is based on precaution; of course,

eating and drinking at that table is harãm based on obligatory precaution.

6Question: Is it permissible to eat halãl food which has been steam cooked with the steam of meat

not slaughtered according to Islamic laws?

Answer: It is not permissible since the food, as mentioned in the question, will be considered

impure (najis) because of coming into contact with the wet parts from the steam of the impure

meat.

7

Question: Gelatin is used in a number of drinks and food items in the West. We do not know

that gelatin has been extracted from a vegetable or an animal source; and that if it is from ananimal, is it from its bones or from the tissues around the bones; neither do we know if the

animal was one that is halãl for us or harãm. Are we allowed to eat such gelatin?

Answer: It is permissible to eat if the doubt is whether it has been extracted from an animal or

vegetable. But, if it is known that it was derived from an animal, then it is not permissible to eat

without ascertaining that the animal was slaughtered according to sharí‘a. This prohibitionapplies, as a matter of obligatory precaution, even if it was extracted from animal bones.

Of course, if a chemical change occurs in the original ingredients during the process of manufacturing the gelatin, there is no problem at all in eating it. Similarly, even if one has doubt

whether the animal was slaughtered Islamically or not, still there is no problem in adding the

gelatin [made from that animal] to the food in such a minute amont that it is completely absorbedin it.

8

Question: The people residing in Europe are of different faiths, nationalities and religions; and

when we buy moist or wet food items, the shopkeeper may touch it with his hands. Since we do

not know his religion, can we consider that food as pure?

Answer: As long as it is not known that the hands of the shopkeeper were najis, the food is to beconsidered tahir.



9

Question: Can we eat the food that has been cooked by a Hindu?

Answer: If it is not known that the food is Najis and if the food does not contain meat, therewould be no problem in eating it. However, if the food has been touched with a wet hand, it is

not permissible to eat it.

10

Question: Is it permissible to the food that has been cooked by a non-Muslim?

Answer: It is permissible to eat the food that is not known to be najis. All kinds of food with theexception of meat, fat, and their extracts are permissible for a Muslim as long as he does not

know that they are najis.

Question: Is mushroom a Halal vegetable?

Answer: Yes, it is halal.

12

Question: Is it allowed to eat at McDonald restaurant?

Answer: You are allowed to eat those meals which do not contain meat. And you can eat meat

also, if the seller is a Muslim and that the seller has made sure that the meat belonged to an

animal that had been slaughtered according to Islamic laws.

13

Question: Can a Muslim eat food in a hotel owned by a non-Muslim?

Answer: He can eat meals, which do not contain meat.

14

Question: I would kindly ask Ayatollah (Sayed Sistani) about drinking tea or milk in INDIA ( is

it halal or haram ) since thses are subject to boiling.

Answer: There is no problem in using them.

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