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Anonymous users2024-01-24Wine and meat through the intestines, the Buddha left in his heart, you have indeed committed other people's taboos, but you are unintentional, even if Allah is alive, you will forgive, after all, the gods are tolerant of the public. But next time, you have to be careful, after all, you can't make mistakes all the time, right?
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Tao Sheng has a good way of growing chrysanthemums and loves to drink. The sister and brother are self-reliant, planting chrysanthemums for sale, planting many rare and exquisite products, and customers are surplus. Zicai disdained this kind of businessman's behavior, thinking that it would damage the elegance of the chrysanthemum, and although he was getting poorer, he was happy.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22What are you afraid of, people won't pursue you across the net because of your unintentional mistakes. Besides, this kind of thing is not uncommon for others, so it's good if it's not intentional.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Unintentional mistakes are understandable and tolerated.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20No, if you don't bring it in, don't make a taboo, don't give it to the Hui people, it's fine.
Looking at the question you asked, many ethnic minorities have their own habits of eating and drinking. Halal restaurants refer to the policy that the use of things must not contain prohibited ingredients such as pork, and the state must do it. There is nothing to protect and not to protect.
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Invite an imam to come to your shop for a reopening ceremony to show your respect for the teachings. Use this to prove that your restaurant is absolutely "halal"!