About Halal Diet
halal know how.....help/advise please?I am having a party for my turning 5 year old son, we have a medium to large group of children attending, we ourselves are not on strict halal diet, however ONE of the children attending is. I rather thought there was going to be a few more requiring halal and that; that would make it easier as my main concern is not making the child feel segregated like here is your food and here is everyone Else's, ive looked up and researched halal and haram additives and the lists seem endless!!! My son wants party pies and sausage rolls etc as his hot party food, i thought perhaps i could purchase some halal meat and make them myself, but not knowing what additives go into pastry( and being limited on time to make entirely from scratch) im concerned purchased pastry may contain haram ingredients, and i just dont have enough knowledge on those to make and informed choice, any ideas would be greatly appreciated, My second concern is for the normal party food like fairy bread, how can i be sure the bread im using is halal, and the birthday cake ( which i will make myself) am i safe with flour milk eggs cocoa icing sugar etc? We were also planning a pinata and im concerned about what sweets he will be able to have...ive heard cadbury chocolate is ok?? My local halal grocery store sells HUGE bags of sweets, if you will forgive my ignorance i was also wondering if there is any real taste difference? in terms of children who can be fussy will the youngsters be able to taste any difference? or am i right in thinking a lolly is a lolly is a lolly? is the main concern for sweets/candy the use of gelatin? or is there more haram ingredients to look out for? ANY help/advice you can give me would be greatly appreciated And a thanks for taking the time to read this mammoth long question!
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I work with people with autism, some of whom don't speak. We usually support them to follow the religious views of the family (e.g. giving a kosher or halal diet) without the person being able to choose this for themselves or even understand religious or spiritual concepts - is this ethical? These people are adults, not kids; they also make many choices - most choices are easier to inform them about than religion as it is based on belief rather than fact.
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