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Sexual Health I'm Muslim but would like to experience bacon. Worth it?
Anonymous
I'm Pakistani but am in Australia for my studies. My room mates all eat this bacon and when they eat this they make a face like an orgasm and tell me I should try. I say no cause I'm muslim and Allah doesn't allow it and it is said if I eat it I will go to hell but I am doubting this. What god would deny people something so good? It is making me question my faith. Is it a temptation of the devil or should I go through with it and experience bacon. Thank you for helping in advance.
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18 35I eschew bacon for health reasons, but never to have tasted it? That's too harsh.
it's bacon. you can't abuse blood, if there is none.
Dominex
stupid copy and past! microwave bacon tastes better.
The sarcasm is strong in your question @asker I doubt you are Muslim
#YouAintAMuslimBruv
I am Muslim walla
1) If you're gonna question your faith because of bacon... then you've got bigger issues.
2) You're not gonna go to hell if you eat bacon, it's just gonna count as a sin
3) Why not ask a scholar why bacon is forbidden? Always ask, but ofcourse becareful who you ask!
4) Why don't you try turkey bacon or any other bacon.
Just dont eat it. Its not really that healthy, i am a messiamic jew and i also can't eat bacon. I have before its nothing too special. Try TURKEY bacon. Its similar.
Did you eat the real thing? Like not the turkey one
Yes before, by accedent. It wasn't amazing it was jist like a really greasy piece of meat.
If Allah truly loved you, then he could forgive you for eating bacon for the first time ever in over 2 decades. In Christianity, God forgives his children for their sins instead of threatening to banish them to hell if they ever disobey him even once. Just sayin.
I'm torn between taking that risk. He may not forgive me after all and then I am doomed in the depths
then, you could hardly call him a god of righteous, then.
In Manhattan on second Avenue and 36th St. stands the, "Allah Kosher Deli." A small sign in the window says, "operated by two Jewish people and two Muslim people." It also says, "no Christians Allowed." Number 4 on the list of sandwiches is the BLT. Number 5 is the Club Sandwich consisting of the BLT plus sliced breast of Turkey. My suggestion is that you at least try either of the items once. Both come with French fries, pickles and a free drink. For an additional two dollars you can also order 70 virgins.
Bacon isn't so good as to give up your religious beliefs.