Everytime I go to LA or Texas, In n Out is my staple! sometimes I go straight from the airport!!! You cannot, cannot go wrong with their burgers! the best burgers hands down!
All of that meat you just ate was haram. I know you may have the misconception that the USA is a Christian country so it’s meat of the ahlil kitab, right? Wrong. USA is a secular nation and these Christians don’t even slaughter meat in a religious manner anymore. Only American kosher is permissible when it comes to meat of the ahlil kitab.
do you believe IN N Out and Chik Fil a would actually be a good fit in the UAE? They're the two biggest Christian fast food brands in the America. Del taco however is soooo much better than Taco bell and it's not even close, but so few locations now compared to 90's-early 00's. I'm glad you even mentioned Del Taco
what does them being "Christian" even have to do with whether they'll be successful in the UAE? You have ramen places and also Thai restaurants there, and yet there's no problem with them adjusting to the halal requirements of that state.
@@mr.sidecomments9278 "ramen" and "thai" aren't religions last i checked lol. why would these publicly conflicting religious establishments EVER care to change their business practices to go somewhere their beliefs aren't shared? If you can convince Chik Fil A to be open on Sundays I'll write their corporate office about opening a store in the U.A.E. on your behalf😆
@@mr.sidecomments9278 it's obvious you don't understand both In N Out and Chik Fil a a owned and operated by Christian owners. Now assuming they weren't religious than yes they'd be successful in the UAE. However, this is why me mentioning religion is important to this video
@@shaunboy13 well duh! Of course the words "ramen" and "Thai" aren't religions, but it's supposed to be obvious that ramen and "Thai cuisine" came from places where consumption of pork is permitted/encouraged by that country's religion. Common sense, bro! And you might as well ask that question to Japanese and Thai folks who were able to open a ramen/Thai cuisine shop in Dubai. "How were they able to open a ramen shop without the need for the use of pork which goes against Islamic law?" There! Same logic! You really think a majority of these migrants practice Islam? Nice try being clever, buddy. Now, with regards to supposed "Christian" establishments opening in Islamic countries, they can open at such places because it's simple, Christians are required to respect the basic requirements of the country they're residing in, in this case, they are to respect that state's requirement in serving halal food.
How do you eat knowing the food isn’t halal ?? I’ve seen a lot of emaratis travelling to other countries and eating from places that don’t serve halal meat.. how do you justify this ??
Everytime I go to LA or Texas, In n Out is my staple! sometimes I go straight from the airport!!! You cannot, cannot go wrong with their burgers! the best burgers hands down!
All of that meat you just ate was haram. I know you may have the misconception that the USA is a Christian country so it’s meat of the ahlil kitab, right? Wrong. USA is a secular nation and these Christians don’t even slaughter meat in a religious manner anymore. Only American kosher is permissible when it comes to meat of the ahlil kitab.
He knows full well he said he’s had most the food lots of times so doesn’t care
do you believe IN N Out and Chik Fil a would actually be a good fit in the UAE? They're the two biggest Christian fast food brands in the America. Del taco however is soooo much better than Taco bell and it's not even close, but so few locations now compared to 90's-early 00's. I'm glad you even mentioned Del Taco
Is In N Out Halal?
what does them being "Christian" even have to do with whether they'll be successful in the UAE? You have ramen places and also Thai restaurants there, and yet there's no problem with them adjusting to the halal requirements of that state.
@@mr.sidecomments9278 "ramen" and "thai" aren't religions last i checked lol. why would these publicly conflicting religious establishments EVER care to change their business practices to go somewhere their beliefs aren't shared? If you can convince Chik Fil A to be open on Sundays I'll write their corporate office about opening a store in the U.A.E. on your behalf😆
@@mr.sidecomments9278 it's obvious you don't understand both In N Out and Chik Fil a a owned and operated by Christian owners. Now assuming they weren't religious than yes they'd be successful in the UAE. However, this is why me mentioning religion is important to this video
@@shaunboy13 well duh! Of course the words "ramen" and "Thai" aren't religions, but it's supposed to be obvious that ramen and "Thai cuisine" came from places where consumption of pork is permitted/encouraged by that country's religion. Common sense, bro! And you might as well ask that question to Japanese and Thai folks who were able to open a ramen/Thai cuisine shop in Dubai. "How were they able to open a ramen shop without the need for the use of pork which goes against Islamic law?" There! Same logic! You really think a majority of these migrants practice Islam? Nice try being clever, buddy. Now, with regards to supposed "Christian" establishments opening in Islamic countries, they can open at such places because it's simple, Christians are required to respect the basic requirements of the country they're residing in, in this case, they are to respect that state's requirement in serving halal food.
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How do you eat knowing the food isn’t halal ?? I’ve seen a lot of emaratis travelling to other countries and eating from places that don’t serve halal meat.. how do you justify this ??
Aint In N Out Haram? or is he just having it for content then repent after??
that's YOUR opinion and millions of others have a different opinion
*So, you have no issues with eating Haram beef and Chicken in America, Europe, The Russian Federation, and elsewhere?*
wow so many scholars in the chat. i wonder where you studied?
You don’t need to be a scholar to know that haram food is haram
besides halal guys, are the other places halal ?
No
Dont make me laugh. Do you think in n out will want give you their franchise? Coickbait video