H alal is an Arabic word that translates to "permissible or lawful" into English In the Qur'an the word halal is contrasted with Haram. This opposition was elaborated into more complex classification known as the five decision: mandatory recommended, neutral, reprehensible and forbidden. The term halal is particularly associated with Islamic dietary law. And especialy meat  processed and prepared in accordance with this requirement. In the  Qur'an  the word halal and Haram are the usual term used in Qur'an  to differentiate the categories of lawful or allow and unlawful or forbidden. The most common Haram, example of Haram (none halal food is pork.  While pork is the only meat the categorically may not be consumed by the Muslim (the Qur'an forbid it sura 2:175 and 16:115) other Food that is not purity are also considered as Haram. The criteria for non pork items include there source, and the cause of the animal death and how it was processed. Musl...