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*Prohibitions that are for your Safety *



IF we look at what Islam has prohibited, we will find that Islamic
prohibitions are in the interests of both the individual and society as a
whole.



All these prohibitions serve to safeguard the relationship between the slave
and his Lord, and the relationship of the individual with himself and with
his fellow human being. The following examples demonstrate this:



Islam forbids the eating of dead meat, regardless of whether it died by
drowning, strangulation, shock or falling from a high place; eating blood,
pork and anything slaughtered in a name other than that of Allah; eating the
flesh or drinking the milk of beasts that feed on filth and waste matter;
eating the flesh of every carnivorous beast that has fangs and every bird
that has talons; eating the meat of domesticated donkeys; killing animals by
keeping them and throwing stones at them until they die, or detaining them
without food until they die; slaughtering with teeth or nails; slaughtering
one animal (for food) in front of another; or sharpening the knife in front
of the animal to be slaughtered.



In the area of clothing and adornment, men are forbidden the extravagance of
wearing gold. Muslim are forbidden to be naked or to expose their thighs; to
leave their clothes too long (below the ankles) and trail them on the ground
for the purpose of showing off; and to wear clothes that will attract
attention.



Muslims are told not to eat the food that is directly in front of others or
to eat from the center of the dish or platter; rather they should eat from
what is directly in front of them or thereabouts, because the barakah
(blessing) comes in the middle of the food.



It is forbidden to drink from a broken edge of a vessel, because this could
cause harm; or to drink from the mouth of a vessel; or to breathe into it.
It is forbidden to eat while lying on one's stomach; to sit at a table where
wine is being drunk; to leave a fire burning in one's house when one sleeps.







Compiled from various sources.



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