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The Islamic term 'Halal' specifically refers to?

Q: The Islamic term 'Halal' specifically refers to?

Correct Answer: Permitted actions or food. Halal is an Arabic term meaning permitted or lawful. It refers to what is allowed under Islamic law (Shariah) encompassing food drink financial dealings relationships and other aspects of life. Its opposite is Haram (forbidden). Halal dietary laws prohibit pork alcohol blood and improperly slaughtered animals and have given rise to a global Halal industry worth over two trillion dollars.

A Permitted actions or food
B Forbidden actions
C Obligatory acts
D Recommended acts

Correct Answer: Option A — Permitted actions or food

Explanation:

Halal is an Arabic term meaning permitted or lawful. It refers to what is allowed under Islamic law (Shariah) encompassing food drink financ...

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Subject	Islamic Studies
Difficulty	Easy
Exam Types	nts
Correct	Option A

The Islamic term 'Halal' specifically refers to?

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