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post Dec 9 2023, 07:02 PM

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QUOTE(uMortis @ Dec 9 2023, 06:39 PM)
why so many kafir care what muslim eat anyway?
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cause these are additional noise that the business doesnt need. Running business is already tough, 1 socmed post like this can easily bring them down out of nowhere without any reason. Do you expect eateries to print out big poster WE'RE NOT HALAL AND WE SERVE ALCOHOL?. Be a smart consumer, you dont need to be spoonfeed for everything
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post Dec 9 2023, 07:18 PM

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QUOTE(uMortis @ Dec 9 2023, 07:05 PM)
so u mean they need muslim to eat there? then go get jakim halal cert
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Then kindly inform muslim not to go mamak and roadside stall too. They need halal cert as well. You see the problem?

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post Dec 10 2023, 12:14 AM

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QUOTE(Current Events guy @ Dec 9 2023, 11:43 PM)
Now that I think about it, maybe this not so bad.

He shedding light to others so they become informed consumers

Now those business that not trying to cheat people have nothing to fear

Not like they say no pork no lard then use pork bones as soup base or cook rice right
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No harm shedding the light, but If you follow the fb post comments, there are some chain effect to it

One of it is it causes more doubt / losing confidence to the eatery due to certain items has alcohol. Once the doubt is there, there are some ppl putting more doubt into it saying non halal bakery is using lard for the pastries, bun etc and goes on from there.

The problem im still struggling is, i dont see ppl questioning muslim owned eateries which doesnt officially have halal cert. If halal consist of other aspect eg the cleanliness, hygiene etc then i can easily single out the mamak and even bazaar ramadan food stalls. But not much fuss on them and business continues to thrive

 

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