I think the Hindus only wanted higher pay. The good thing is that the Sikhs stayed loyal to their oath and did not mutiny.
Muslims Question Halal Status of Covid Vaccines
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They won't get vaccinated because some of them think it is a plot by the white man.
"The study also said that the local Taliban had issued fatwas declaring vaccination to be an American ploy to sterilize Muslims."
How Islamic opposition to polio vaccine hurt imminuzation efforts
It is not just the Chinese Virus that has received a boost due to their conduct. Over the years, even immunization to polio through the polio vaccine has been undermined due to the rabid opposition of Islamic fundamentalists to it. | OpIndia News
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Is this supposed to be a criticism of Muslims or is it praising those among them that reject science the way you do?Apparently pork-derived gelatin has been widely used as a stabilizer to ensure vaccines remain safe and effective during storage and transport
So Muslim people vote NO on accepting any of the current vaccines
Concern among Muslims over halal status of COVID-19 vaccine
In October, Indonesian diplomats and Muslim clerics stepped off a plane in China. While the diplomats were there to finalize deals to ensure millions of doses reached Indonesian citizens, the clerics had a much different concern: Whether the COVID-19 vaccine was permissible for use under Islamic...www.pbs.org
What the British did was sheer stupidity, which contributed to the end of the British Empire. Developing the Covid vaccine is a different story. It's about saving lives. Trump has also told a story about General Pershing dipping bullets in pig's blood but, as usual, his story is false.
UAE issued a fatwa that its ok to get the vaccine even if there's bacon in it. They must be the most advanced of the Muslim countries, they having the vaccine and they made peace with the jews.
COVID Vaccine: UAE Fatwa Council Approves The Use Even With Pork Gelatin
In the United Arab Emirates (UAE), the government authority authorized to issue fatwas on religion has ruled that the use of the corona vaccine is legal.
The fatwa of the Emirati Fatwa Council has come at a time when there is a debate in Islamic countries about the haraam and halal vaccines of the novel coronavirus.
COVID-19 vaccines were used around the world earlier this month, and so far the vaccine is being given to the general public in Muslim countries in the Middle East, including the United States and European countries.
After the common use of the vaccine, there was a debate in Islamic countries about whether the vaccine contained pork or pork ingredients, which made the vaccine haraam.
However, the UAE’s Islamic Sharia Council has now ruled that it is allowed to use the vaccine even if it contains pork gelatin.
The Arab newspaper Khaleej Times reported that Sheikh Abdullah bin Bayyah, chairman of the UAE Fatwa Council, said in a fatwa that it was permissible to use the vaccine from an Islamic point of view.
He said in the fatwa that according to the teachings of Sharia and religion, the use of corona vaccine for the protection of the human body and life is in accordance with Sharia.
The fatwa said that even if the vaccine contains non-halal ingredients, it can be used in accordance with the principles of Shariah, as there is no alternative.
The Fatwa Council appealed to the people to support the government in this regard and it is the job of the government and medical institutions to explain the other side effects or harms of vaccine use.
The Associated Press (AP) reports that the Fatwa Council has stated that there is currently no alternative to the corona vaccine and that it can be used to protect lives in accordance with Islamic teachings.
Coronavirus vaccine companies have not yet commented on whether they have used pork ingredients in the vaccine.
However, some vaccines usually use the fibrous protein found in pork and bones.
Fibre protein from pork and bone is converted into a mixture called gelatin with some formulas, which is used in some vaccines.
A compound called gelatin protects some vaccines from spoiling in the cold and heat for many years and is also used in non-Muslim countries to keep food fresh for many years.
www.bolnews.com
COVID Vaccine: UAE Fatwa Council Approves The Use Even With Pork Gelatin
In the United Arab Emirates (UAE), the government authority authorized to issue fatwas on religion has ruled that the use of the corona vaccine is legal.
The fatwa of the Emirati Fatwa Council has come at a time when there is a debate in Islamic countries about the haraam and halal vaccines of the novel coronavirus.
COVID-19 vaccines were used around the world earlier this month, and so far the vaccine is being given to the general public in Muslim countries in the Middle East, including the United States and European countries.
After the common use of the vaccine, there was a debate in Islamic countries about whether the vaccine contained pork or pork ingredients, which made the vaccine haraam.
However, the UAE’s Islamic Sharia Council has now ruled that it is allowed to use the vaccine even if it contains pork gelatin.
The Arab newspaper Khaleej Times reported that Sheikh Abdullah bin Bayyah, chairman of the UAE Fatwa Council, said in a fatwa that it was permissible to use the vaccine from an Islamic point of view.
He said in the fatwa that according to the teachings of Sharia and religion, the use of corona vaccine for the protection of the human body and life is in accordance with Sharia.
The fatwa said that even if the vaccine contains non-halal ingredients, it can be used in accordance with the principles of Shariah, as there is no alternative.
The Fatwa Council appealed to the people to support the government in this regard and it is the job of the government and medical institutions to explain the other side effects or harms of vaccine use.
The Associated Press (AP) reports that the Fatwa Council has stated that there is currently no alternative to the corona vaccine and that it can be used to protect lives in accordance with Islamic teachings.
Coronavirus vaccine companies have not yet commented on whether they have used pork ingredients in the vaccine.
However, some vaccines usually use the fibrous protein found in pork and bones.
Fibre protein from pork and bone is converted into a mixture called gelatin with some formulas, which is used in some vaccines.
A compound called gelatin protects some vaccines from spoiling in the cold and heat for many years and is also used in non-Muslim countries to keep food fresh for many years.
COVID Vaccine: UAE Fatwa Council Approves The Use Even With Pork Gelatin
In the United Arab Emirates (UAE), the government authority authorized to issue fatwas on religion has ruled that the use of the corona vaccine is legal.
www.bolnews.com
You know nothing of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and never will.
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