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Muslims avoid pork primarily because the Quran explicitly commands it, categorizing the animal as inherently impure (Najis al-Ayn). This classification means the impurity is a fundamental part of the pig's essence, not a temporary state caused by mud or neglect. Consequently, no amount of physical scrubbing, bathing, or pristine living conditions can alter the spiritual status assigned to it by divine decree. While washing a pig three times a day makes it superficially clean, it does not change its ritual status under Islamic law. Furthermore, Islamic teachings emphasize that an animal's outward behaviour and biological design reflect its inner nature. Even in a sterilized enclosure, a pig retains its anatomical traits, such as a highly unselective digestive system and a lack of functional sweat glands to expel toxins. Islamic dietary laws operate on the principle that the food a person consumes physically and spiritually influences their character. Therefore, the animal's natural disposition as a scavenger makes its consumption incompatible with the spiritual purity a Muslim aims to maintain. The Islamic restriction serves as a test of faith and a reminder of the boundaries set by Allah. Islamic jurisprudence views divine commands as inherently beneficial to humanity, even when the exact physical wisdom is not fully apparent to the human mind. Refraining from pork helps believers practice self-discipline and reinforce their reliance on revelation over subjective logic.

For those always shouting, “Pigs are dirty!” 😂 This is how my pigs take their bath 3 times or more every single day. Meanwhile, some humans bathe only once… or don’t bathe at all. 🫢😷 Who’s really the cleaner one now? 🐷😂

Christians I have question… Which is more monotheistic, Allah or the trinity? I don’t want ya’ll to answer me in the comment section, I want you to think abt it with urself and be honest with urself.

SNEAKO shares a powerful message from right beside the Kaaba in Mecca during his Umrah. 🕋 "We're going to walk around 7 times and this is the ritual of Abraham. Islam is the only true Abrahamic religion. We are the only ones who uphold the traditions of Abraham."

"Allah has already set a destiny for everything." (Quran 65:3)

The Quran doesn’t quote Jesus saying I an the messiah because the Quran isn’t a biography that records the sayings of Jesus like ur man made anonymous gospels. God has to clearly say he’s God so it can be clear to people who’s God. why did the father clearly claim being God but Jesus didn’t?

In the Quran ISA never says he is the Messiah or that he is a Muslim, this by this kind of silly logic - he is neither a Muslim or the Messiah.