Islam forbids the consumption of BLOOD. Muslims are forbidden to drink or eat blood products such as blood pudding or blood sausages, even if the blood comes from an halal animal.
Islamic slaughter, known as zabihah (ذبيحة), dictates that the animal be exsanguinated — drained of all flowing blood — after slitting the jugular vein. In their kitchens, Muslims routinely wash raw meat, soaking it in a solution of vinegar and water, or water and salt, to further draw out blood from the meat.
[ BLOOD in Quran & Hadith ]
AMNA's Criteria for BLOOD:
The table below describes our criteria for judging a FOOD as BLOOD. Helpful icons make it easy to judge foods at a glance.
ICON | CLASS | AMNA JUDGING CRITERIA | SOME EXAMPLES... |
| BLOOD | Food items made from BLOOD. | dồi (Vietnamese), larp lu (Thai), blodpudding (Swedish), seonji (Korean) |
Related Topics:
What does Quran and hadith say about drinking or eating blood?
How does AMNA identify and label foods containing other HARAM substances like PORK, or ALCOHOL?
What's the difference between kosher and halal?
Why do we use "?" on some icons? What does it mean?
What if a food contains TWO haram substances?
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