Arab Parent with A lot of Candy / عربي مع الكثير من الحلوى / Gelatin Debate
- 6 лет назад
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Bismillahi wa salaatu wa salaamu alaa rasulillah, \r
A lot of Candy Gelatin Halal or Haram? \r
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Proof/Example 1: \r
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The companions (radyallahu anhum) used to eat a cheese that came from the land of the disbelievers. In that cheese was a part of the calf which was slaughtered by the disbelievers in a way that is not in accordance with Islaam. The companions knew this, but they also knew that the prohibition was upon the calf, what is directly from the calf, and what could be properly called part of the calf; the ruling is not upon that which you cannot identify as part of the calf nor is it called any longer such-and-such part of the calf. This is called istihala. \r
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Proof/Example 2: \r
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Another proof from the Sunnah: The Prophet (sallallahu alayhi wa sallam) forbade making vinegar out of wine, but he said that if you should come across vinegar that has been made from wine then it is halaal.\r
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Why? \r
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The ruling is upon what the object is, and not what it was. Wine is haraam; vinegar is not, and before the wine became an intoxicant, it was halaal. Why? Because it was fruit before that. \r
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Proof/Example 3: \r
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Allah says in the Quran: \r
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And surely there is a lesson for you in the cattle we give you to drink of what is in their bellies from between the feces and blood, pure milk, wholesome to those who drink it. (16:66) \r
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Allah is putting forth an example for us of how something pure can come from something impure. \r
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Let us examine things we are familiar with: mono and diglycerides, whey, gluten, emulsifiers, gelatin, and whatever else is on the international haraam list. These by-products sometimes come from animals, pigs even, in which case the ruling on the initial substances is that they are haraam. But the initial substances (e.g. fat, marrow, cartilage, etc.) are put through chemical change so that you no longer can even call it pig fat or animal bone or skin or cartilage, etc. because it is no longer that, hence it is taahir, it is halaal. \r
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What is gelatin? As Oxford dictionary of science defines: A colorless or pale yellow, water-soluble protein obtained by boiling collagen with water and evaporating the solution. It melts when water is added and dissolves in hot water to form a solution that sets to a gel on cooling. (page 290) \r
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Is this a chemical change or is this not a chemical change? Is it protein any longer? No, it is not. \r
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You are in disbelief so you ask, But how can it be halaal when it came from something haraam? \r
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Because of the proofs mentioned above, the ruling is not based upon what it was, the ruling is based upon what it is. \r
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Disclaimer : Opening Candies using scissors or sometimes a knife is not to be done at home. Parents should open the toys bags or candies for their children and not let their kids do it.
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Bismillahi wa salaatu wa salaamu alaa rasulillah, \r
A lot of Candy Gelatin Halal or Haram? \r
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Proof/Example 1: \r
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The companions (radyallahu anhum) used to eat a cheese that came from the land of the disbelievers. In that cheese was a part of the calf which was slaughtered by the disbelievers in a way that is not in accordance with Islaam. The companions knew this, but they also knew that the prohibition was upon the calf, what is directly from the calf, and what could be properly called part of the calf; the ruling is not upon that which you cannot identify as part of the calf nor is it called any longer such-and-such part of the calf. This is called istihala. \r
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Proof/Example 2: \r
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Another proof from the Sunnah: The Prophet (sallallahu alayhi wa sallam) forbade making vinegar out of wine, but he said that if you should come across vinegar that has been made from wine then it is halaal.\r
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Why? \r
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The ruling is upon what the object is, and not what it was. Wine is haraam; vinegar is not, and before the wine became an intoxicant, it was halaal. Why? Because it was fruit before that. \r
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Proof/Example 3: \r
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Allah says in the Quran: \r
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And surely there is a lesson for you in the cattle we give you to drink of what is in their bellies from between the feces and blood, pure milk, wholesome to those who drink it. (16:66) \r
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Allah is putting forth an example for us of how something pure can come from something impure. \r
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Let us examine things we are familiar with: mono and diglycerides, whey, gluten, emulsifiers, gelatin, and whatever else is on the international haraam list. These by-products sometimes come from animals, pigs even, in which case the ruling on the initial substances is that they are haraam. But the initial substances (e.g. fat, marrow, cartilage, etc.) are put through chemical change so that you no longer can even call it pig fat or animal bone or skin or cartilage, etc. because it is no longer that, hence it is taahir, it is halaal. \r
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What is gelatin? As Oxford dictionary of science defines: A colorless or pale yellow, water-soluble protein obtained by boiling collagen with water and evaporating the solution. It melts when water is added and dissolves in hot water to form a solution that sets to a gel on cooling. (page 290) \r
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Is this a chemical change or is this not a chemical change? Is it protein any longer? No, it is not. \r
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You are in disbelief so you ask, But how can it be halaal when it came from something haraam? \r
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Because of the proofs mentioned above, the ruling is not based upon what it was, the ruling is based upon what it is. \r
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Disclaimer : Opening Candies using scissors or sometimes a knife is not to be done at home. Parents should open the toys bags or candies for their children and not let their kids do it.