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Believing Supplier's Statement Regarding Halal Meat
In the following description should the way of slaughter mentioned be considered halal? I guess they also have a halal certificate but still I’m confused
“The slaughtering technique of our mutton and chicken is mechanized and we source it from Godrej. This poultry and mutton is halal since the machines are only equipped to slaughter in that manner,” said the hotel’s general manager, Anil Malhotra. A Godrej spokesperson concurred with his statement.
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Believing Supplier's Statement Regarding Halal Meat
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There are two conditions for halal meat: tazkiya and tasmiya. To understand these conditions, please refer to:
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If these conditions are fulfilled then the meat is halal.
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Since we can’t find out how exactly do they slaughter so is it okay if we believe them when they tell us they serve halal or provide us with a halal certificate such as in this case?
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Yes, unless you have a strong reason to doubt them, you should take their word for it. We’re not accountable for the deeds of other people.
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