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hahahah..fatso..:P
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So like arent their chicken haram?
I am no bird, and no nest ensnares me.
non commercial would cost less if he was in charge himself which he plans on doing. right now it's n herat but soon it will be in qanadahar.
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So like arent their chicken haram?
I am no bird, and no nest ensnares me.
non commercial would cost less if he was in charge himself which he plans on doing. right now it's n herat but soon it will be in qanadahar.
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Omg I love piri piri sauce, soooo nicccceeeee!
I'm craving fish and chips =/Comment
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Omg I love piri piri sauce, soooo nicccceeeee!
I'm craving fish and chips =/Comment
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Depends on the ownership. Here in Perth, we only have one Halal Nandos. And luckily it is the one right next to uni. There is one right near my house, but that is not Halal, as it doesn't have an approved Islamic Certificate from the Islamic Council of Western Australia. And this is the same for every city. Although the Council sometimes doesn't recognise some outlets as halal simply because they are not paying fees, which are extremely high nowadays. But best you ask. You will sometimes be surprised how much more you can eat, really.Originally posted by DaZahroJaam View Post
A while ago the Islamic Council announced that all Wrigleys chewing gums were haraam because apparently Wrigleys themselves had contacted the ICWA and told them that they add animal fat and gelatine to their products. I stopped buying chewing gum full stop. But some time later, I contacted them myself and asked and within days we noticed the chewing gum packaging had Halal Ceritified logos on them. Same thing with a confectionary brand. I found out their gelatine was Halal, plant derived. But information like this is not always apparent from the packaging so never hesitate to dial that toll free number or drop an email.Comment
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Depends on the ownership. Here in Perth, we only have one Halal Nandos. And luckily it is the one right next to uni. There is one right near my house, but that is not Halal, as it doesn't have an approved Islamic Certificate from the Islamic Council of Western Australia. And this is the same for every city. Although the Council sometimes doesn't recognise some outlets as halal simply because they are not paying fees, which are extremely high nowadays. But best you ask. You will sometimes be surprised how much more you can eat, really.Originally posted by DaZahroJaam View Post
A while ago the Islamic Council announced that all Wrigleys chewing gums were haraam because apparently Wrigleys themselves had contacted the ICWA and told them that they add animal fat and gelatine to their products. I stopped buying chewing gum full stop. But some time later, I contacted them myself and asked and within days we noticed the chewing gum packaging had Halal Ceritified logos on them. Same thing with a confectionary brand. I found out their gelatine was Halal, plant derived. But information like this is not always apparent from the packaging so never hesitate to dial that toll free number or drop an email.Comment
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hay Khaney khor sangay eh..I wondering where are you.Originally posted by Khaney View Post
how was your dayComment
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hay Khaney khor sangay eh..I wondering where are you.Originally posted by Khaney View Post
how was your dayComment
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Salamuna MK wrora! Alhamdolilah I'm well, my day was alright.. and you?Originally posted by Master Khan View Post
I still haven't been to vote yet, cannae wait to hear who wins!Comment
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Salamuna MK wrora! Alhamdolilah I'm well, my day was alright.. and you?Originally posted by Master Khan View Post
I still haven't been to vote yet, cannae wait to hear who wins!Comment
.. I am not fat..its just my way of of life
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