Question
According to a statement by the World Health Organization, gelatine manufactured from substances acquired from haraam animals as well as from halaal animals not slaughtered Islamically, is halaal. Therefore all products containing animal gelatine are halaal. The WHO mentions that the World Health Organization had in 1995 participated in a seminar held by the Islamic Organization for Medical Sciences in Kuwait. 112 scholars had attended the seminar. They had found that gelatine is halaal. Is animal gelatine halaal as WHO claims? Please comment.
Answer
WHO is a kuffaar institution established by the West. How can a Muslim accord any credibility to such a kuffaar institution even if staffed by characters with Muslim names? The Mujlisul Ulama of S.A. has published a booklet explaining in detail the prohibition of the type of animal gelatine mentioned in the question. The basis on which the scholars for dollars claim swine-gelatine to be halaal, is 'metamorphosis' or transformation of one substance into another.
This premises is baseless. No transformation of the type allowed by the Shariah occurs in gelatine production. Haraam filth whilst undergoing some changes as impure flour does whilst being baked into bread, remains haraam. There is no genuine Qalbul Maahiyat (metamorphosis) occurring as is alleged by the scholars for dollars. The booklet is available on our website. Hard copies are also available.
All products which contain animal gelatine are haraam. Do not pay heed to the stupid fatwas of stupid scholars for dollars who curry favour with rulers and kings. They are all dogs of the Fire. They are bootlickers of the fussaaq, fujjaar and kuffaar kings and governments in whose employ they are.
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- Source
- themajlis.co.za
- Published in
- The Majlis Vol 24 No 06
- PDF page
- 3
Verbatim verified against the source PDF
Appears under ANIMAL GELATINE IS HARAAM|. This heading is the nearest headline at or before the page and is approximate. Do not cite it alone.