If you had handed me a multiple choice answer quiz on Halal I probably could have scored a solid B+, but would have done poorly in a stand-up situation.
My sitter turned me on to a Halal chicken joint on Coney Island Ave. It’s mad cheap, tastes yum, and know I know that shit was prayed over. This look at the Halal slaughterhouse in Ozone Park is worth a flip through.
“Halal does not just apply to food however, as it applies to a persons behaviors, habits, and things they consume. In reference to food, Halal rules extend back to how animals were treated in their life. Was it fed and given adequate water? Was it well rested? Was it properly handled? To be truly Halal, there are also restrictions on how the animal must be slaughtered and what blessings are to be read over it as it is slaughtered.
“Some ask to slaughter the animals themselves, which Uddin gladly obliges. While saying a traditional Muslim prayer, he guides customers’ hands with a knife to ensure a clean, fast, and low-pain kill.
