A) It is halal unless specifically prohibited. B) It is haram if it contains any animal products. C) It is neutral until blessed by a cleric. D) It is haram unless specifically permitted.
A) The Torah and the Bible. B) Scientific consensus and dietary guidelines. C) Local custom and state law. D) The Qur'an and hadith.
A) Bleach and ammonia. B) Islamic law (shariah). C) Boiling water only. D) Chemical sanitizers only.
A) Beef. B) Poultry. C) Lamb. D) Pork.
A) 1:10 and 5:20. B) 7:80 and 12:15. C) 2:173 and 16:115. D) 3:45 and 9:12.
A) Makruh. B) Prohibited only during fasting. C) Haram. D) Halal.
A) If it is grown using GMOs. B) If it is too expensive. C) If it is processed by non-Muslims. D) If it contains alcohol.
A) Furniture and electronics. B) Construction materials. C) Clothing and footwear. D) Cosmetics and pharmaceuticals.
A) Milk. B) Vegetables. C) Blood. D) Honey.
A) Yes, if they are organic. B) No, they are considered intoxicants and are haram. C) Yes, if consumed in small amounts. D) Yes, but only in cooking.
A) Eat only plants found in nature. B) Only eat water and nothing else. C) Must continue to starve. D) Eat non-halal food to survive.
A) Opinions are mixed with no widely accepted prohibition. B) They are always considered halal. C) They are strictly forbidden. D) They are mandatory.
A) GMO foods are not tasty. B) GMO foods are always poisonous. C) GMO foods are too expensive to produce. D) Humans should not manipulate God's perfect creation.
A) They contain too much sugar. B) They are processed with alcohol. C) They are harvested by machines. D) Theoretical use of genes from pigs.
A) Pizza, lasagna, and ravioli. B) Wine-infused desserts. C) Pork sausages and bacon. D) Non-halal foie gras.
A) Permissible B) Mandatory C) Religious D) Forbidden
A) Agricultural subsidies B) Ethical practices in business C) Architectural design D) Military strategy
A) Usury B) Charity C) Investment D) Taxation
A) Hadith B) Sharia C) Fiqh D) Ijtihad
A) Ten B) Five C) Seven D) Three
A) Pharmaceutical B) Financial C) Construction D) Cosmetic
A) Write the Quran B) Ensure products meet required standards C) Appoint religious leaders D) Collect taxes from businesses
A) Forbidden acts B) Spiritual punishment C) Lawfulness D) Financial gain
A) Ihram B) Haram C) Ahalla D) Riba
A) The Jurist B) The Pilgrim C) God D) The Prophet
A) Economic isolation B) Social justice C) Universal standardization D) Political lobbying
A) Jhatka B) Kutha C) Kosher D) Dhabīḥah
A) The jugular veins B) The throat C) The spinal cord D) The oesophagus
A) The qiblah B) The north C) The setting sun D) The rising sun
A) Inshallah B) Bismillah, Allahu Akbar C) SubhanAllah D) Alhamdulillah
A) A Muslim B) Any person C) Only a veterinarian D) A machine operator
A) Stunned meat B) Kutha C) Carrion D) Jhatka
A) Jhatka B) Kutha C) Dhabīḥah D) Kosher
A) Stunning B) Jhatka C) Jugular slice D) Dhabīḥah
A) Sheep B) Chickens C) Goats D) Cattle
A) England B) Denmark C) Scotland D) Wales
A) Private consulting firms B) Non-governmental organizations C) Legal authorities D) International trade bodies
A) Required by the United Nations B) Voluntarily by companies C) Mandated by the government D) Inherited through family business
A) A multi-year contract B) A government license C) An annual fee D) A religious exam
A) Approval from a local mosque B) Accreditation by the importing country C) A private audit only D) Approval from the UN
A) Fairfax, Virginia B) New York, New York C) Chicago, Illinois D) Oakland, California
A) Chicago, Illinois B) New York, New York C) Fairfax, Virginia D) Oakland, California
A) Lack of flavor in halal certified food B) Health risks associated with halal meat C) High cost of halal food for the poor D) Consumers subsidizing a religious belief
A) David Miller B) John Smith C) Keysar Trad D) Ahmed Hassan
A) $500 billion B) $800 million C) $1.1 trillion D) $2.2 trillion
A) 10.5 percent B) 2.4 percent C) 6.9 percent D) 15 percent
A) 6.9 percent B) Around 15 percent C) 20 percent D) 5 percent
A) $15 billion B) $8 billion C) $20 billion D) $2 billion
A) Auchan B) Tesco C) Carrefour D) Walmart
A) Coca-Cola B) Evian C) Pepsi D) Nestle
A) Exactly the same size B) Nearly twice as large C) Much smaller D) Non-existent
A) ASEAN B) South America C) North America D) European Union
A) 17 December 2020 B) 17 December 2017 C) 20 August 2012 D) 15 March 2022
A) Indian government B) Flemish government C) Malaysian government D) British government
A) European Union Council B) Vishva Hindu Parishad C) Bharatiya Janata Party D) Bajrang Dal
A) Economic jihad B) Global health standard C) Religious necessity D) Unnecessary certification
A) India B) Belgium C) Malaysia D) United Kingdom
A) A government regulation B) A religious requirement C) A marketing gimmick D) An economic necessity
A) Kerala B) Karnataka C) Punjab D) Gujarat
A) Reversible B) Jihad C) Tayyib D) Halal-compliant |