Second Look on Islam

[merijaan]

malic dont be offended ha ask lang ko, naka eat nakag baboy sa tinoud lang ha. ky me i have muslim friends back then in digos but mu man silag pork labe anto ako kuyog sa palaro naga city

Naa may mga Balik Islam...of course nakakaon na jud na sila pork sa past nila ..

pero now nga they know about it na..and Gi Dili jud sya sa Holy Quraan then they will follow it..

Naa ra na sa uban nga muslim if mo follow ba sila or dili..

Bec.we are just Humans..

[Malic]

malic dont be offended ha ask lang ko, naka eat nakag baboy sa tinoud lang ha. ky me i have muslim friends back then in digos but mu man silag pork labe anto ako kuyog sa palaro naga city

i dont know nganung dako kaayo ni nga issue para sa inyo. kung dili mo Muslim then kaon ug baboy basta lang pod ayaw e imposed sa amoa mga muslims nga puede ra mo kaon ug baboy.

ngano man diay kung mo kaon sila ug baboy? Basta gi bawal na ang baboy sa mga muslim. so kung mokaon sila sa gi bawal unsa may tawag nila? kaw na lang gud ug huna huna. gamita gamay imong common sense ba.

kana bitaw adultery bawal man sa mga kristyano nya nganong naa may mga kristyano nga mga adulterous. sabot naka?

[Hellblazer 2.1]

alhamdullilah! ('c',)

[Malic]

alhamdullilah! ('c',)

Masha'Allah!

[Hellblazer 2.1]

Masha'Allah!

just don't mind my fellow christians, sadeek. they can be overly zealous sometimes. maaleesh.

[merijaan]

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[st.anthony]

i dont know nganung dako kaayo ni nga issue para sa inyo. kung dili mo Muslim then kaon ug baboy basta lang pod ayaw e imposed sa amoa mga muslims nga puede ra mo kaon ug baboy.

ngano man diay kung mo kaon sila ug baboy? Basta gi bawal na ang baboy sa mga muslim. so kung mokaon sila sa gi bawal unsa may tawag nila? kaw na lang gud ug huna huna. gamita gamay imong common sense ba.

kana bitaw adultery bawal man sa mga kristyano nya nganong naa may mga kristyano nga mga adulterous. sabot naka?

Ako raman g ask you ana friend kay naka basa ko gamay ana nyo quoran sa seminary but dili tanan sa pages lang gud, then mura man gud mu og sabadista na dili mu eat ana curious lang gud, pwede raman u can tell asa na dapit sa quoran g butang na dili mu pwede mu eat og pork dba. PEACE

[merijaan]

btaw give the verse daw bro.Malic

[keeper_of _the_key]

[quote=Malic;4749091]naa pod pagkaon nga hugaw oi...sayop na pagka quote nimo sir. pwerteng sayopa. nganong masakit man kakung sige ka kaon ug baboy?


Malic..

Wai tao nga di masakit pero di pasabot nga ang baboy mui inungdan sa tanan sakit nimo..
ikaw wala paka nasakit sukad ? kai wa man kaha kai kaon kaon sa baboy..

[JX]

from your own statement you made my point clearer.. hehe..

and again my point is...even with proper preparation...according to medical science it is still a cause to hundreds of dieseases. Read again...

Diseases Unique to Pigs


Some diseases associated with swine occur when people touch or consume raw or improperly cooked pork products, while other infections can be transmitted by being in close contact with pigs, drinking water contaminated with their urine, or even inhaling soil that contains particles of pig waste. It is not always obvious when a pig is ill or infected with a particular type of bacteria - thus, it is considered unwise to touch pigs or handle them without taking certain precautions (Zoonotic Disease Prevention).

care to analyze your statement? hehe..

usually when a person refers to a rat in the rice field he usually calls it dagang bukid. But you see i called it Ilaga to mean kanang ilaga sa city nga pwerteng hugawa. wanna try it?

well "usually" doesnt mean always.. hehe.. and again, the analogy of wild pigs and domesticated swines in a controlled environment to that of "dagang bukid" and urban pests.. hehe..

again naay mga hugaw nga makitan nato sa mga iring, iro ug ilaga ug mga double dead nga karne nga naa pod sa baboy. double dead meats are prohibit in the market in case you dont know.

and by "hugaw" you mean? dirt? bacteria? virus? parasites?
double dead meats, be it pork, beef, poultry, etc.2x are very suitable environment/hosts for all kinds of "hugaw" in general term.. so im sorry but i dont see it supporting pork being uniquely hugaw.. hehe..

and no matter how you want to justify it...pork meat is still the leading contributor of different kinds of diseases.

and no matter how you claim it to be.. wild boars were domesticated as hogs as far as thousands of years ago.. its diet and the environment it was raised was dramatically changed.. strict standards for commercial pork industries have been enforced..

so all in all.. it still boils down to proper food preparation and sanitation, and the consumers health that determines any bacterial, parasitic, or viral infection.. hehe..

Diseases Unique to Pigs


While many domesticated animals (including cows, sheep, and poultry) are capable of infecting humans with disease, Dr. Darwish says that pigs are unique in that they "harbor almost all the diseases that [can] be transmitted from animal to man." This is, he says, "unlike other species, where each [can] transmit only some of these diseases." According to Dr. Darwish, pig diseases may be parasitic, bacterial, or viral.

"The virulence of the disease in pigs is much more than [that of] other animals,"Dr. Darwish said, explaining the difference between two strains of Taenia (tapeworm) present in both cows and pigs.

The species saginata (cow Taenia) "can be expelled through diarrhea and [can] respond well to drugs," Dr. Darwish says. The species solium (pig Taenia) "is more virulent, can resist treatment, and can't be easily washed [out] by drugs causing diarrhea. [The species] saginata sticks itself to human mucosa through suckers, while solium has [both] suckers and hooks and is carcinogenic. If it reaches the brain, spinal cord, or heart, it may be very dangerous," Dr. Darwish adds.

Some diseases associated with swine occur when people touch or consume raw or improperly cooked pork products, while other infections can be transmitted by being in close contact with pigs, drinking water contaminated with their urine, or even inhaling soil that contains particles of pig waste. It is not always obvious when a pig is ill or infected with a particular type of bacteria - thus, it is considered unwise to touch pigs or handle them without taking certain precautions (Zoonotic Disease Prevention).

At highest risk for disease are those who handle swine on a regular basis, especially those who work in farms or in slaughterhouses and those who work as veterinarians. "If we [in vet medicine] find even one [tapeworm] cyst on the carcass of a pig, we exterminate the whole [carcass]," Dr. Darwish says, highlighting the dangers of these cysts to people working in the field of animal research.