Are Muslims vegetarian?
Are Muslims vegetarian? Living in a country with a majority of non-Muslims often makes us hesitate to buy food. In order to maintain the halal intake of food that enters the body, some people choose to become vegetarians. The reason is clear, fruit and vegetables must be halal. Whereas the halal meat is still in doubt. Even though the meat is halal, like beef or goat, we are still anxious because the slaughter process is not necessarily halal. For this reason, the choice to become a vegetarian is considered the safest for those who live in a country with a majority of non-Muslims. However, the question that arises next, is it true that food made from fruit and vegetables is definitely halal? And what is the view of Islam about the vegetarian lifestyle which is actually more inclined to the teachings of other religions? Get to know the vegetarian lifestyle According to the Oxford dictionary, vegetarianism is defined as someone who does not eat meat or fish, and sometimes other...