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Shariah Law Research Paper

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Nowadays many individuals are entertained to try different cuisines and restaurants, but only few citizens know that there is an Islamic law that are being practiced by some restaurants not only in a Muslim country but also here in the Philippines which is called Shariah Law (Halal). Shariah is an Arabic term that contains the set of principles that govern the moral and religious lives of Muslims (Tuysuz, G. 2016, August 17 CNN news). Sharia is not considered a religious law by purity of the topics it covers, for these covers a long way behind the round of religious concerns the total and reach out to the ordinary daily life. According to the study of HFA, "Halal" means permissible to the people who are Muslims (Halal Food Authority, 2016). Halal food has own rules to follow which can be found in the religious book of Islam which is called Quran. Muslims who want to become a good follower must follow the standards and stay away from the harm of foods. The Halal …show more content…

Sharia law is the expression of Allah’s (Islam God) Own command for Muslim community. It is also indicated in the study that in practical application, That this law does constitute a compulsory and in a way even permanent system of duties set upon every Muslim. It is an Islamic law that certify a certain restaurant. Restaurants that has passed the requirements of Halal. This law can help a selected restaurant to have more opportunities for their own establishment. This consist basic rules that must be followed by the selected restaurant. One of those religions with food prohibitions is Islam. “Islam” is an Arabic word which means absolute surrender to Allah (God). In Islam, the source of power is Allah and all the creation (matter, energy, and life) obeys his laws (Mohammad Reza Ramezani,

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