
Kosher vs Halal - What is the difference which one is more cleaner? Jewish dietary law (Kosher) is more strict cleaner and pure than the Muslim dietary law (Halal): Why do Jews observe it more seriously and stricter than Muslims? Jews are forbidden to eat according to the Torah: Pork, Shellfish (shrimps, mussels, squid), Mixing meat and dairy, camel, catfish, shark, birds that prey (eagle, vulture, osprey, ostrich) & rabbit. Why does the Gd command us this in the Torah? In Devarim 14:7 (Deuteronomy 14:7) "However, of those that chew the cud or that have a divided hoof you may not eat the camel, the rabbit or the hyrax. Although they chew the cud, they do not have a divided hoof; they are ceremonially unclean for you." Muslims eat camel,shellfish, rabbit ignoring what Gd said, even a small number of righteous Sheikhs have said it is not healthy for Muslims to eat shellfish, rabbit, camel but most Muslims still don't listen and eat these unclean animals. Muslims also mix meat with dairy which is also forbidden. Islam says it is permissible for them to eat eagles, vultures, ostrich, osprey when it is clear from the Torah it is not allowed. Indeed our Muslim brothers need to learn and follow the true dietary laws of Kosher which although they are more strict than the Muslim Halal they are more cleaner and many Muslims say it themselves and eat it more than Halal. Barukh Hashem. Many Muslims also eat at non-Halal/non-Kosher restaurants like McDonalds but just don't order pork <b>...</b>
Kosher vs Halal
Halal vs Kosher
Jewish dietary laws
Muslim dietary laws
Kosher more cleaner than Halal
Kosher more pure than Halal
Kosher more strict than Halal
Kosher
Halal
Kosher mcdonalds
Terefah
Haram
Pork forbidden
Shellfish forbidden
Camel forbidden
Halal Impure
Deuteronomy 14
Halal is not proper
Halal is wrong
Halal is impure
Halal is not pure
Halal is not clean