Imagine the smell of warm espresso curling through a crowded café, the soft hiss of steam, and a barista calling your name. For many of us the question that follows is practical and moral at once: “Can I drink this with a clear heart?” The answer isn’t a one-word verdict. It is a map: of … Read more
Summary: “Joyride” is not one single thing. It can mean a candy brand, several restaurants, or simply the act of taking a carefree ride. This post explores each meaning, inspects ingredients and manufacturing claims, explains Islamic legal principles relevant to food that lack halal certification, and gives clear, practical guidance so you can decide with … Read more
Short answer (first, because you asked): Domino’s can be halal — but it is not globally halal. Whether a Domino’s outlet is permissible for a practising Muslim depends entirely on where the store operates and what local certifications and practices it follows. In some Muslim-majority countries Domino’s outlets are officially halal-certified; in many Western markets … Read more
Short answer (for impatient readers): Yes — halal meat can be blessed (contain barakah) when it is lawfully earned, properly slaughtered with the name of Allah invoked, and consumed with gratitude and right intention. But halal by itself is a legal permission; blessing depends on context: intention, ethics, remembrance, and how the food is used … Read more