On Friday 03 Aug 2012 9:20:51 am Deepa Mohan wrote: > Er, they were eaten "to satisfy the need for food"?
That applies only to animals, not humans. read again. > The name of God (Allah) is to be pronounced as a reminder that we do > not have the right to take the animal’s life except by the permission > of God to meet our need for food. It's still zabiha to be Jack the Ripper. Zabiha is not about food. It's about how to kill so that the filth (blood) drains away. Sikhs do not eat halal meat because they believe that halal meat comes from animals that have been made to suffer before death. The eat "jhatka" meat. Jhatka is a sudden blow that kills instantly. You will find traces of blood in jhatka chicken, but not in halal chicken. shiv
