| So Sikh`s can`t eat kosher either right? because that is actually pretty much the same thing as halal. If this rule was all encompassing, shouldn`t the gurus have mentioned kosher? |
The word used in Sikhism to describe any sort of ritually slaughtered meat is Kuttha. It is any sort of ritually slaughtered meat that is forbidden in Sikhism. Kuttha covers Halaal, Kosher and even Hindu Bali........basically any meat that has been had prayers said in away as an appeasement to God.
| muslims make meat halal so that the animal suffers the least and so because it is the cleanest way to eat an animal, i dont see why something so scientific and healthy would be banned in sikhism. please enlighten me. |
It could be argued either way. I have seen reports that support Halaal and others that don`t. It could be argued that also "Jhatka" or one blow methed is the quickest and cleanest way to kill an animal.
