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الملح رينيت is classified as doubtful (mushbooh) — source determines halal status. Rennet is an enzyme from calf stomachs used to make cheese. SCHOLARLY DEBATE: If the animal was slaughtered properly (zabiha), all scholars agree rennet is halal. For rennet from animals not slaughtered Islamically: Imam Abu Hanifa considered it pure regardless, saying no blood flows through rennet (SeekersGuidance). The Shafii and Maliki schools are stricter.
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Rennet is an enzyme traditionally derived from the stomachs of calves. If the rennet is from calves slaughtered according to Islamic guidelines, it is halal; otherwise, it is haram. The halal status is mushbooh unless certified halal.
Rennet is an enzyme used to coagulate milk in cheese-making. 'Salt rennet' likely refers to rennet preserved in salt. It can be animal-derived (from calf stomach), microbial, or plant-based. Animal rennet is only halal if sourced from a halal-slaughtered animal. Without specification, it is mushbooh.
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تم تصنيف الملح رينيت كـ مشبوه بناءً على تحليل 2 نماذج ذكاء اصطناعي. Rennet is an enzyme from calf stomachs used to make cheese. SCHOLARLY DEBATE: If the animal was slaughtered properly (zabiha), all scholars agree rennet is halal. تحقق دائمًا من الجهات المعتمدة للحلال.
Rennet is an enzyme from calf stomachs used to make cheese. SCHOLARLY DEBATE: If the animal was slaughtered properly (zabiha), all scholars agree rennet is halal.
SCHOLARLY DEBATE: If the animal was slaughtered properly (zabiha), all scholars agree rennet is halal. For rennet from animals not slaughtered Islamically: Imam Abu Hanifa considered it pure regardless, saying no blood flows through rennet (SeekersGuidance).
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