by Jacob Watson Halal is an Arabic word which means, 'Lawful or Permitted'. Haram, on the other hand, refers to 'Unlawful or Not Permissible'. In context of food, Halal food is what a True Muslim is allowed to eat. The Islamic Dietary Guidelines say a lot about the kind of food a Muslim should eat. Islam is very particular about the things that a Muslim should do or abstain from. Islam also says a lot about the diet which a Muslim should opt for. Among the many things that a Muslim should not eat are: • Pork and Pork By-Products • Animal Blood and Blood By-Products • Animals which died before slaughtering • Animals which were not slaughtered in the name of Allah So, make sure that you adhere to the guidelines prescribed. Halal Meat Suppliers around the world make sure that they adhere to the Islamic Dietary Guidelines. Now, let's come to Halal Dishes. To begin with, they taste great. I believe, Yummy is the right word. Go to your nearby Halal Food ...