[Major-Screw-Loose]

Can you please tell me what's the latest with regards to HFA (Halal Food Authority) certificate at KFC, what is the background to this and is it true all or most foods are 100% halal from KFC and does this include all KFC restaurants in UK or just some? If chicken or fillet burgers from KFC are halal, does this mean they have been slaughtered according to the shariah?

This post has been edited by Desert-Sheikh: 18 February 2012 - 02:31 AM
Reason for edit: Please state your question clearly and concisely.

[qalam]

salm

nothing is truly halal unless you kill it yourself - trust mt i know!


Stick to daal and gobi.

I have not had meat for nearly 6 months.


dr aq

[A-New-Hope]

Meat is important. Surely without it ones hormones (or whatever) will be all over the place! I guess that explains the tantrums.....lol

[Major-Screw-Loose]

Qalam,

aap ko pata hai, the skeleton inside you is covered with meat from top to bottom. In English we call it 'flesh'.

[Fekay]

 qalam, on 17 February 2012 - 06:00 PM, said:

salm

nothing is truly halal unless you kill it yourself - trust mt i know!


Stick to daal and gobi.

I have not had meat for nearly 6 months.


dr aq

You should go for lassi na saag and alou palak. More healthier.

[hamzaahmad123]

I wouldn't eat there. There are KFC's in Luton that are HFA approved but the HFA stun the chickens, then slaughter them.

"If in doubt, keep it out"

[JoeDacky]

 qalam, on 17 February 2012 - 06:00 PM, said:

salm

nothing is truly halal unless you kill it yourself - trust mt i know!


Stick to daal and gobi.

I have not had meat for nearly 6 months.


dr aq

Salaam,

Qalam, you're in KSA arent you? Surely there's no doubt about the halal-ness of meat there?

[qadrimuslim]

Believe it or not, KFC and McDs in Muslim countries have attracted massive conspiracy theories

Many believe the meat they use is imported into Muslim countries so the source and halal-ness cannot be confirmed

My cousins back home and in the emirates don't eat KFC or McDs

As for KFC here in the UK and the HFA, I personally avoid such food. Not simply because they stun the chicken (because there is a difference of opinion on this) but because it seems many non-Muslim businesses are using the HFA name to claim to be Halal. Nandos being another high street name I avoid.

A pir-bhai of mine is in the food industry and he trusts HMC (Halal Monitoring committee).

This is my personal stance. Others may feel different. But I would not personally accept the word of a non-Muslim that the meat he sells is Halal.

If the seller is a Muslim seller then atleast I can take his word (unless there is clear doubt on the individual).

[piara-madinah]

 Fekay, on 17 February 2012 - 06:52 PM, said:

You should go for lassi na saag and alou palak. More healthier.

sarsoon ka saag to suna tha yeh lassi na saag kiya dish hay .

[qalam]

 JoeDacky, on 17 February 2012 - 08:55 PM, said:

Salaam,

Qalam, you're in KSA arent you? Surely there's no doubt about the halal-ness of meat there?

salam

In a country where human rights do not exist - how can i assume that animals rights are kept in mind when rearing and sacrificing the animal?


The situation here is bad my friend - yesterday a philipino woman tried to commit suicide by jumping off the roof of the place she was employed as a domestic servant/ slave.


Unfortunately for her she survived and is now in hospital awaiting interrogation by the mutawwa.

So inanser to your questoin i only eat fish and vegetables no meat.


No wnder the ummah is in this state

dr aq