Halal and Haram Foods
582 questions
Is the work of an architectural engineer in a company that builds hotels and tourist ships permissible (halal) or forbidden (haram), especially if he is asked for illogical designs such as transparent bathroom doors?
Is the orange that my brother picked from a tree in the garden belonging to his workplace, and shared with his colleague, considered unlawful (haram) because it is not his property and is considered common property for all employees, especially since the division was not fair?
Is dealing with a stock exchange company that allows depositing 650 Jordanian Dinars and achieving a monthly profit ranging between 15% and 25% through currency trading only considered Islamically permissible (halal), given that the company affirms it has obtained a Sharia fatwa, while there are doubts about the impermissibility (haram) of some stock exchange companies?
Is the word "Ba'ashak" (I adore you) forbidden?
Is it permissible to mix poppy—from which narcotic opium is extracted—with orange juice and drink it for the purpose of treating sexual or physical problems? And is this consumption or treatment halal or haram?
Is dealing with a person who buys goods (cars, lands, houses, recharge cards) at prices higher than their real value with specified deferred payments, then immediately sells them at lower prices – to the extent that his work is confined to signing bonds and official papers without seeing the goods – permissible or impermissible (halal or haram)?
What is the ruling on using dead chicken as feed for fish farming?
Is buying a bus to transport tourists and work with it Haram or Halal?
What is the ruling on eating a fish and chips meal at McDonald's restaurants in China if it is said that the oil used is vegetable oil, while there is no certainty about that?
Is my request to buy the car from my friend unlawful (haram), or is it permissible (halal) for him to sell it to me after he promised another person that he would buy it from him?
Is it permissible to work in a media field specialized in arts, theater, and folk dance, and to write news related to them, despite feeling some reservations?
Is the money sent by the company manager through my relative to my sister—when she was a widow and is now married—considered permissible (halal) or forbidden (haram), knowing that my sister gives it to my mother?
Is translating news of bank stocks on the stock exchange permissible (halal) or forbidden (haram), knowing that the work is limited to providing information about the bank's position on the stock exchange and does not involve usurious transactions?
Is money earned from working with an electric arc, bought with a client's money after selling a product belonging to that client without his knowledge and delaying the payment of its price, considered permissible (halal) or forbidden (haram)?
What is the ruling on eating frozen fillet fish imported from Vietnam, whose body is not covered by scales (fals or saft)?
Is inflation an affliction or a fabrication? Is it haram or halal? Who is responsible for it when people are starving?
What is the ruling on a Muslim woman working as a flight attendant, which requires her to remove her hijab? Is her salary permissible (halal) for her to spend on her family? And what is the ruling on her guardian (wali) agreeing to this job?
How can a comparison be made between the prohibition and prevention of beer and the permissibility of soft drinks despite proven harm, and are both halal or haram?
Is it considered Haram or Halal not to visit relatives' homes after an expulsion that occurred there?
What is the appropriate method and educational lessons for teaching a 16-year-old wife the Islamic sciences, the lawful and the unlawful (halal and haram), and her rights and duties, with an emphasis on learning based on knowledge and understanding rather than mere memorization, and how can a timetable be set for memorizing and understanding the Qur’an, in addition to learning the religion over a period of years?
Why is yeast in bread considered permissible, while if a small amount of it intoxicates when dissolved in water and drunk, it becomes impermissible, especially given the meaning of the Hadith: "Whatever intoxicates in large quantities, a small quantity of it is [also] forbidden"?
How can one avoid the unlawful (haram) and the intermingling of the lawful (halal) in money earned from government work, especially with the insufficiency of the basic salary and living expenses?
Is eating the spleen forbidden, and what parts of a slaughtered animal are forbidden to eat?
Is money acquired from assisting in the recovery of stolen property, which resulted in the loss of lives, considered permissible (halal) or impermissible (haram)?