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10 Most Wanted Malaysian Foods - Malaysia's Most Popular and Delicious Food

As a multicultural country, Malaysian are lucky enough to enjoy a huge variety of local foods as well as cross cultural food such as Mamak and Nyonya. A dish with the same names can have different variety. For example, Chinese Rojak and Indian Rojak are very different. But, what are the most famous dishes among the Malaysian? 1 - Nasi Lemak A popular breakfast made of coconut milk rice served with sambal ikan bilis and slices of hard boil egg and cucumber. Chicken, squid or even beef is added for better satisfaction. 2 - Satay Marinated meat being barbecued over the charcoal. The peanut sauce is a must as companion. Some would also like to be served with onions, cucumbers and even ketupat, a rice cube wrapped with palm leaves. 3 - Nasi Dagang Claimed by the people in the East Coast Peninsular Malaysia as the East Coast Nasi Lemak. Nasi dagang is glutinous rice steamed with coconut milk. Normally served with fish curry, hard boiled eggs, shaved fried coconut and...
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Muslim Weddings And Halal Catering

In the UK Muslims form one of the largest communities and so Halal caterers are very much in demand. Indian Muslims follow the same strict rules as Muslims from the Middle East with regards to ceremony, prayer and food. And while around 70% of Muslims worldwide follow Halal food standards, Halal Caterers are usually the most suitable choice for the wedding reception. With regards to an event Halal catering can overcome any difficulties and social obligations. In recent years Asian catering companies have experienced a boom in interest from many different social groups now living in the UK: Punjabi food also being an extremely popular choice for Indian wedding receptions. Even so with such a high percentage of Muslims requiring Halal caterers most quality Asian catering companies will be able to provide the required standard of Halal catering: That is, void of alcohol or any pork derivatives and adhering to the standards set by the Quran with regards to all other anima...
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Al-Quran Online

Assalamualaikum, I would like to share with you the web Al-Quran Online . Click here http://www.quranexplorer.com/Quran/Default.aspx Thank you.
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Are Muslim Products always more Expensive? by Norjehan Zainul

In general in Malaysia if we compare Muslim and non-Muslim products,we noticed that Muslim products are always more expensive. But is it true for all cases? Below are some reasons for Muslim products to be more expensive. 1) Lack of resources. Halal gelatine for example are less available compared to gelatine from pig source. 2) Alcohol is a cheaper preservative compared to some types of halal preservatives. Alcohol is used to preserve many types of food and medicine 3) Not all Muslim products are more expensive than the non-Muslims'. Check out our products and you will find that the prices are cheaper than the our competitors without sacrificing quality. Go to any Muslim and third world countries and you will find meat, fish and many products are cheaper,fresher and tastier than in Europe, Second World countries and US. 4) Due to the lack of modern technology in many Muslim and other third world countries, less yield are obtained compared to their competitors who uses more mod...
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Be Alert - Choose Halal Gelatin

So, are you being alert enough all this while about what you eat whether it’s halal or not? Or you just take things easy, thinking everything is going to be okay. Maybe you just ignore it and wishing it will go away so you can sleep well all through the night. Well, my friends…one thing for sure it is always at the back of your head. You just don’t want to think about it, you just telling yourself it’s nothing. All the food I take is Halal! Hmm…sometimes, it’s much easier if we just choose to eat only fish or eggs right? Or maybe just vegetables because it’s halal and you don’t have to worry about anything else anymore. But for how long? After a day or two, you start looking for chicken, beef etc… Then you starts to wonder again, whether it’s slaughtered according to the Islamic law... Somehow, your mind will still be curious, wondering whether it’s halal or not. You can always ignore it and just eat it whatever you like. But those thought that always haunting you, “Am I taking prohibi...
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The Conditions of Halal Slaughter

Many people have heard the term "halal" meat and many Muslims like to talk about halal and haram and whether or not meat from a particular restaurant or supplier is halal to eat. When it comes down to it, the question can only be answered by fiqh (jurisprudence) and what the scholars deem correct. The following provides a very clear introduction to what actually constitutes halal slaughter according to the Shafi’i school of fiqh. It is an abridged version of a chapter from The Reliance of the Traveller by Ahmad ibn Naqib al-Misri (as translated by Sheikh Nuh Ha Mim Keller). The following conditions are compulsory for halal slaughter: 1. It is not permissible to eat any animal until it has been properly slaughtered, with the exception of fish. 2. It is unlawful to eat meat slaughtered by a Zoroastrian, someone who has left Islam or an idol worshipper. 3. It is permissible to slaughter with anything that has a cutting edge: this does not include a tooth, bone, claw or the ...
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What Is Murabaha Financing

What Is Murabaha Financing The Islamic Sharia Law prohibits the payment of interest. On a conventional mortgage, the borrower needs to pay interest. Mainstream financial institutions are changing to accomodate the Muslims. details visit - http://ezinearticles.com/?What- Is- Murabaha- Financing&id=476110 - Mar 04, 2007
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