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**rozettasmolanov** · 10-31-2011, 10:53 AM

Brother, how much is age difference between you and your sister? Is she considered an adult? Am I right if I say your sister is older than you?

There's a story related to me about a case in Britain before that Muslims were not allowed to slaughter their own chickens. No decisions to allow the halal slaughtering even after lobbying and dialogues between the Muslims and the authority. So one of the 'alims there invited the authorities (a mayor or something, I don't exactly remember) to a dinner to discuss about the slaughtering issue.

After dinner the 'alim asked the guests how was the food. Everyone answered the food was really delicious. And suddenly the 'alim told everybody that the meat was from a dog. Everyone was dumbfounded, and one person in particular was really mad. So the 'alim calmly say, that's how a Muslim feels if he is forced to eat a non-halal meat. And surely he did tell everybody that the meat was definitely not from a dog.

If you can get your sister to empathize then that's the best solution,

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Have your sister listened to any Quran recitations? What's her opinion about it?

10-31-2011, 10:53 AM	#12
rozettasmolanov Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 499 Senior Member	Brother, how much is age difference between you and your sister? Is she considered an adult? Am I right if I say your sister is older than you? There's a story related to me about a case in Britain before that Muslims were not allowed to slaughter their own chickens. No decisions to allow the halal slaughtering even after lobbying and dialogues between the Muslims and the authority. So one of the 'alims there invited the authorities (a mayor or something, I don't exactly remember) to a dinner to discuss about the slaughtering issue. After dinner the 'alim asked the guests how was the food. Everyone answered the food was really delicious. And suddenly the 'alim told everybody that the meat was from a dog. Everyone was dumbfounded, and one person in particular was really mad. So the 'alim calmly say, that's how a Muslim feels if he is forced to eat a non-halal meat. And surely he did tell everybody that the meat was definitely not from a dog. If you can get your sister to empathize then that's the best solution, . Have your sister listened to any Quran recitations? What's her opinion about it?
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