What's the difference between a hamburger that is halal and a hamburger that is not halal?

Question

What's the difference between a hamburger that is halal and a hamburger that is not halal?

Answer 1

Halal refers to the way in which the meat is slaughtered, according to Islamic Sharia. The meat itself is no different, just the butcher and the butchering process.

Answer 2

The difference between halal and non-halal hamburger is that Halal is when the lamb or cow is killed by a muslim butcher with a knife by the neck.

Non-halal is when the lamb or cow is killed by a gun, like for instance someone when hunting and killed a lamb its not halal.

Answer 3

Halal meat is killed while reciting muslim prayers, it is slaughtered while also making sure that the animal feels the least amount of pain during the process.

Answer 4

halal is the most insignificant of the religious food restrictions

It is a copy of Jewish Law..

Remember islam and koran came late in 500 ad...

Back to the question..

The follower has some assurance the jugular Veins were cut and the animal saw his death as the fo- ls prayed..

it was the same as any animals that were slaughtered that day but say 4 imams or Rabi's got to be firsthand be a part of a brutal slaying (it takes several minuets)  with blood being wasted

but the others died most instantly..

Answer 5

McDonald's Hamburgers

THIS IS FROM AN AUSSIE NEWPAPER. ( on net)

Muslim fast-food lovers — has caused uproar among customers.

The fast-food chain has introduced halal products at two Melbourne restaurants, significantly boosting sales.

However some non-Muslim customers are furious they were not told their hamburger meat was slaughtered and blessed in accordance with Islamic rules laid down in the Koran.

McDonald’s consulted Muslim leaders before introducing halal products at its Brunswick East and St Albans stores.

Halal meat is from animals that have been killed facing Mecca and blessed using the name of Allah.

http://www.sweetness-light.com/archive/a...

NON HALAL HAMBURGERS NOT SLAUGHTERED THE HALAL WAY AND .. THE MEAT DOES NOT MEAT THE HALAL EXPECTATION ( RE QUALITY PRESCRIPTION OF DIETARY CODES ) ETC... RE HALAL RULES

HALAL ( PERMISSABLE) FOODS ACCORDING TO WAY OF SLAUGHTHER RE ISLAMIC LAW

Halal (حلال, ḥalāl, halaal) is an Arabic term meaning "permissible". In the English language it most frequently refers to food that is permissible according to Islamic law.[citation needed] In the Arabic language it refers to anything that is permissible under Islam.[citation needed] It is estimated that 70% of Muslims worldwide follow Halal standards[1] and that the Global Halal Market is currently a USD 580 billion industry[2]. Its antonym is haraam.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halal

Halal Slaughter

Halal slaughter is “the humane method” providing hygienic meat to the consumer. Al Shaddad Bin Aous has quoted this tradition of the Holy Prophet (Pbuh) “God calls for mercy in everything, so be merciful when you kill and when you slaughter, sharpen your blade to relieve it’s pain”.

http://www.muslims.netfirms.com/pages/ar...

I think like in Judaic Law certain meat types are not permissible as well ( YOU MUST FOLLOW DIETARY CODE TOO.. eg. Pork is not Permitted)