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Singapore Muslims allowed to eat lab-grown meat if it s from halal animal cells: Mufti - HalalFocus net

Singapore Muslims allowed to eat lab-grown meat if it s from halal animal cells: Mufti - HalalFocus net
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Penang Mufti: No rush in issuing fatwa on cultured meat

GEORGE TOWN, Feb 4 The Penang State Fatwa Committee believes there is no need to rush in issuing a fatwa regarding cultured meat until the source of the stem cells or the.

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Singapore Muslims will be allowed to eat lab-grown meat if it s from halal animal cells, free from non-halal ingredients: Mufti

SINGAPORE: It will be permissible, or halal, for Muslims to consume lab-cultivated meat if the cells are from animals that are also halal, and the final ingredients do not contain any non-halal components. Dr Nazirudin Mohd Nasir, the Mufti of Singapore, said that this decision is an example of how fatwa r

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Muslims in Singapore now allowed to consume lab-cultivated meat if it is from halal animal cell

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Muslims are allowed to eat cultivated meat as long as all sources are halal: Muis

Muis said novel foods 'offer a practical way to contribute to environmental sustainability'. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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