Issues of Food and Drink — Permissible & Prohibited
- Is washing the hands again after wudu and ghusl a sunna?
- Saying Bismillah before eating
- Beginning and ending a meal with salt
- Starting to serve food from the right side
- Saying “Baraka Allah” when invited to eat
- Should everyone at the meal eat from one flatbread or separately, and may a flatbread be broken into four pieces?
- Drinking the rinsing water after a meal
- Washing the hands in the same dish after eating and drinking the water
- Washing the hands in the eating vessel and drinking that water
- Rinsing the dish after eating and drinking (the water)
- Is eating sweets after a meal a sunna?
- How to drink water from a water-jug using a cupped hand
- Which end of the rope bed to sit on while eating
- Washing meat
- Cooking meat without washing it
- Eating and drinking after ‘Asr
- Eating While Sitting on a Chair
- Serving Curry While Holding the Ladle in the Left Hand
- Eating Hot Food and Drinking Hot Tea
- Drinking Zamzam Water Heated
- Eating While Blowing on the Food
- Eating Bareheaded and Giving Salam While Eating
- Eating Raw Onion Mixed into Food
- Going to the Bazaar, Sitting in a Shop Out of Need, and the Ruling on Eating While Walking
- Consuming betel, cigarettes and the like while walking on the road
- Eating with the hand put out from under the kurta
- Eating some of a minor’s property for the sake of his upbringing
- Eating at the house of an open sinner (fasiq mu‘lin)
- Eating and drinking with a wine-drinker
- Food cooked by a woman who does not pray
- Food at the house of a dissolute woman
- Food prepared by girls given to zina
- Eating at the home of one who sells dolls and pictures
- Food from a celebration at which a band plays
- Is eating in an eatery sinful (fisq)?
- Food served for show (ta‘am al-riya’)
- Eating and drinking with disbelievers and polytheists
- The food of a polytheist (mushrik)
- Eating with non-Muslims
- Eating and drinking with non-Muslims
- Food from Hindu festivals
- Eating food at a Hindu’s home
- Buying meat from a Hindu shop and consuming it
- Eating at a non-Muslim’s restaurant
- Meat sent by the hand of a non-Muslim employee
- Having meat fetched through a kafir servant
- Eating meat at a kafir’s home
- Meat cooked by a non-Muslim cook
- Meat cooked by a kafir
- Eating and staying at a non-Muslim’s house, and intercourse with one’s pregnant wife
- Food in a Shi‘i home
- Food of a Chamar or a Bhangi
- Food cooked in a Chamar’s house
- Having the ‘aqiqa meal served by the hands of Chamars
- Ghee from the house of a Bhangi or a Chamar
- Passing off a Bhangi’s son as a Muslim and eating and drinking with him
- What should one do after eating jhatka meat?
- Things distributed in the name of goddesses and gods
- A folded betel leaf given as prasad
- American ghee
- Eating food to which nutmeg has been added
- The ruling on turmeric
- Using Dalda vegetable fat, English biscuits and the like
- Types of cheese and their rulings
- Tinned meat
- Tinned milk
- Eating bread