Muslims/Sikhs

asim · 21 Apr 2003 at 12:56

I already know what contains what and i eat mostly like a vegetarian. When i need meat or chicken I go to a pakistani meat shop in town where i know they have halaal food. my dad knows them. most muslim people know a halaal meat shop where they get stuff from.

Mujja · 21 Apr 2003 at 13:05

it's a problem though when your eating out at non-halal places. muslims can only eat vegetarian or sea food. I don't like sea food, so that limits my choices even more. most vegetarian dishes also have mushrooms which I hate even more than sea food

it's a b***h when in supermarkets you see these really nice chocolate desserts. can't eat any of the nice looking ones. the vegetarian ones are limited and mostly don't taste good.

Yas786 · 21 Apr 2003 at 13:44

Originally posted by Deadly Ferret
So you've never munched a Polo or a Wham bar before?

well ill be honest with polo i used to but not anymore....wham bar...never heard of it before tbh...

i like Asim tend to watch what i eat...i look at the ingredients etc when at the supermarket etc...as for eating out...i usually go to indian restaurants which serve halal food..at home the meat is all halal...at maccy d's all i eat from there aare there fillet of fish...nothing else...

i dont think i could ever become a veggie....its too bland...but i do like my veggie curries that my mum makes..they are nice....but ill always be a meateater....no matter wot anyone says or tells me....

wassap · 21 Apr 2003 at 13:54

I dont mind eating out anywhere, as i love pasta and seafood, even more than curries etc

The only prob i recently had was in germany, boy do they love there meat!! mind u on a wonderabout one day i did find a turkish kebab shop

taliesyn · 21 Apr 2003 at 14:39

Originally posted by pippin
I have to agree with skyman and would like to clarify asim's statement from a Christian point of view (lest someone misunderstands something). Christians do not believe that Jesus was a prophet but God himself (basically, Jesus and God are one and the same). They also believe that he did not come to spread the word of God but to "teach" it, to show the people where they were going wrong. God became flesh in Jesus to show the people how much he loved them, to proclaim the Kingdom of Heaven. And many other things...

Well I am a lapsed Christian (Methodist actually), and I was always taught that Jesus was the Son of God.