Supporters of ISIS and those assorted Jihadi groups might have to look into the matter of their eating human hearts, livers, spleens... something they do quite hastily while their victims are only half-dead or not dead at all.
Until the censors and well-meaning ruined the show by culling the graphic feasts on the internet, it was full of happy guys eating their food fresh from the killing fields *burp*.
Not just questioning the halal aspect but are human parts on the menu of the discerning gourmet joints (restaurants, not human parts)?
Mind you, cannibalism is still practised in many places, some really close to us. A friend who went out to PNG to assist in studying tree species and mowing the lovely rainforest down, was offered a fresh human leg (nicely wrapped with banana leaves) in exchange for some Coke and canned food.
No, the friend was too terrified to ask if the leg was halal, gave his side of the bargain for free, and buggered off home the following day.
Murray, the advent of lab-grown meat offers a promising avenue for reducing the need for traditional animal slaughter, a development many advocates for animal welfare welcome with open arms.
To digress from the topic, in 2016, the Islamic Development Bank in Jeddah devised a computerised coupon system where Muslims can "make their Eid Al-Adha sacrifice without even seeing the animal."
Through this system, when a coupon is purchased, it electronically triggers the abattoir to carry out the sacrifice. The meat is then distributed to those in need, while the purchaser receives a receipt from the bank confirming their contribution.
While the evolution of the Eucharist, which turned Bread and Wine into a white flake at Communion, is not quite the analogy, this novel Islamic sacrificial system in Saudi Arabia reflects a similar shift towards symbolic participation in religious practices.
Can't wait for the "symbolic" shift to happen for the chopping of heads, limbs, for stoning, whipping... punters buy their discounted pardons from the nearest ATM, pay their half penalties, get half their heads chopped off, etc, never mind what the Quran says, never mind if we do things by Hafs...
Malaysia already lead the way with questionable, and probably heretical "Islamic banking", why not anything else, Alhamdullilah?
Before any wan rushes to the ATM, I would suggest he consults Mullah Anwar, he-who-reverts-Indians, first, get a second opinion, and get even more confused.
Maybe it's best wait for those women with huge testicles make the challenge against the other law first. Those "laws" might be illegal, and you may save a lot of money. And even half your head if the discount vouchers are redeemable.
Cultivated meat is grown from animal cells, and while it is not identical to the tissues of a living animal, it is made from the same materials and has nearly the same structure. For all intents and purposes, lab-grown meat is indeed actually meat.
Can be a huge low-cost industry in Malaysia if the meat is grown from prison cells. Testing can be done on the spot as the residents are already guinea pigs for dodgy medicines.
It is worth risking the prisoners for those good people on the outside. And prisoners can be doubly rewarded for saving lives on top of redeeming their pardons discount vouchers. Many prisoners will surely go for the scheme and risk their lives for the worst people around.
Supporters of ISIS and those assorted Jihadi groups might have to look into the matter of their eating human hearts, livers, spleens... something they do quite hastily while their victims are only half-dead or not dead at all.
Until the censors and well-meaning ruined the show by culling the graphic feasts on the internet, it was full of happy guys eating their food fresh from the killing fields *burp*.
Not just questioning the halal aspect but are human parts on the menu of the discerning gourmet joints (restaurants, not human parts)?
Mind you, cannibalism is still practised in many places, some really close to us. A friend who went out to PNG to assist in studying tree species and mowing the lovely rainforest down, was offered a fresh human leg (nicely wrapped with banana leaves) in exchange for some Coke and canned food.
No, the friend was too terrified to ask if the leg was halal, gave his side of the bargain for free, and buggered off home the following day.
No, he didn't take the leg.
Murray, the advent of lab-grown meat offers a promising avenue for reducing the need for traditional animal slaughter, a development many advocates for animal welfare welcome with open arms.
To digress from the topic, in 2016, the Islamic Development Bank in Jeddah devised a computerised coupon system where Muslims can "make their Eid Al-Adha sacrifice without even seeing the animal."
Through this system, when a coupon is purchased, it electronically triggers the abattoir to carry out the sacrifice. The meat is then distributed to those in need, while the purchaser receives a receipt from the bank confirming their contribution.
While the evolution of the Eucharist, which turned Bread and Wine into a white flake at Communion, is not quite the analogy, this novel Islamic sacrificial system in Saudi Arabia reflects a similar shift towards symbolic participation in religious practices.
Peace!
https://www.arabnews.com/node/984256/saudi-arabia
Can't wait for the "symbolic" shift to happen for the chopping of heads, limbs, for stoning, whipping... punters buy their discounted pardons from the nearest ATM, pay their half penalties, get half their heads chopped off, etc, never mind what the Quran says, never mind if we do things by Hafs...
Malaysia already lead the way with questionable, and probably heretical "Islamic banking", why not anything else, Alhamdullilah?
Before any wan rushes to the ATM, I would suggest he consults Mullah Anwar, he-who-reverts-Indians, first, get a second opinion, and get even more confused.
Maybe it's best wait for those women with huge testicles make the challenge against the other law first. Those "laws" might be illegal, and you may save a lot of money. And even half your head if the discount vouchers are redeemable.
Is Lab-Grown Meat Actually Meat? Yes.
Cultivated meat is grown from animal cells, and while it is not identical to the tissues of a living animal, it is made from the same materials and has nearly the same structure. For all intents and purposes, lab-grown meat is indeed actually meat.
Cheaper too.
"Cultivated meat is grown from animal cell"
Can be a huge low-cost industry in Malaysia if the meat is grown from prison cells. Testing can be done on the spot as the residents are already guinea pigs for dodgy medicines.
It is worth risking the prisoners for those good people on the outside. And prisoners can be doubly rewarded for saving lives on top of redeeming their pardons discount vouchers. Many prisoners will surely go for the scheme and risk their lives for the worst people around.
Don't nail the meat on the ceiling, though.
The steaks will be too high!