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Najafi Q&A: Muslim Market

If a person enters a restaurant in a Muslim market, and the meat is imported from a non-Muslim country, and…

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If a person enters a restaurant in a Muslim market, and the meat is imported from a non-Muslim country, and he asks whether the imported meat is slaughtered according to Islamic guidelines, what is the ruling of eating it in the following cases: 1-If the restaurant owner confirms that the meat is slaughtered according to Islamic guidelines? 2-If the restaurant owner states that he does not know whether the meat is slaughtered according to Islamic guidelines or not? 3-If the restaurant owner remains silent and does not answer the question?

Answer

Answer 1: In the name of Allah, if he is assured by his statement, then it is permissible for him to eat. Allah knows best. Answer 2: In the name of Allah, if he does not claim that the meat is from a Muslim market, then it is recommended to avoid eating what is cooked in his restaurant as it necessitates questioning. Allah knows best. Answer 3: In the name of Allah, if his behavior is as you described, then avoid eating. Allah knows best.

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added 8/29/2026

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