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Islamic Dietary LawWhat can Muslims eat? Includes: halal vs. haram, alcohol, pork, zabiha meat, slaughtering laws, food additives, and more
Halal McNuggets a Hit in Detroit
Halal McNuggets are so popular in Detroit, McDonald’s has expanded the idea to other restaurants. Detroit reportedly has the largest population of ethnic Arabs outside of the Middle East. Arabian Cuisine - Cookbook
A review of the cookbook Arabian Cuisine, by Anne Marie Weiss-Armush Dietary Customs
Basic information about Islamic dietary law, including the prohibition against alcohol and pork, and Islamic slaughtering methods. Halal Food - Reading Labels
Most Muslims know to look out for pork, alcohol, and gelatin. But can we eat products that contain ergocalciferol or glycerol stearate? How to check food labels to ensure compliance with Islam's dietary laws. Cookbooks: Food from the Muslim World
These cookbooks feature simple yet delicious recipes from the Muslim world. Review - "Arabian Cuisine" Cookbook
Your Guide reviews this best-selling cookbook, which offers a great variety of traditional recipes. Zabihah.com
Find a halal restaurant near you! Zabihah.com helps Muslims find halal food in countries where Muslims are a minority. Lists restaurants and reviews from all over North America, UK, Europe, Asia, and more. Special Airline Meals
Most of the major airlines will provide alternate meals on flights upon request, if the request is made 24 hours in advance. Ask for a "Muslim meal" next time you fly; there is no extra charge. |
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