Help: Food and Drink in the Quran

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I’m looking for a list of all the different types of allowed food and drinks mentioned in the Quran. I’ve picked out the obvious ones, dates, fig, olive, honey, milk, pomegranate and grapes. I know there is alot more to be added. Thanks in advance for any help.

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Some others to think about...

Fish/seafood... (5:96)

Cucumbers... (2:61)

Garlic... (2:61)

Lentils... (2:61)

Onions... (2:61)

Corn... (13:4, 16:11)

All manner of fruits in general.... (2:22, 6:141, 14:32, 16:69)

Cattle... (23:21)

Manna... (2:57)

Quail... (2:57)

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how about "All Good things".. except those specifically prohibited.. That's how the Qur'an explains it to leave no doubt.

Eat everything that's good for you except that which has specifically been prohibited. Simple.

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*Originally posted by PakistaniAbroad: *

how about "All Good things".. except those specifically prohibited.. That's how the Qur'an explains it to leave no doubt.

Eat everything that's good for you except that which has specifically been prohibited. Simple.
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Yes... but i think the questioner meant which of the "all good things" are specifically named in the Qur'an...

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*Originally posted by gupguppy: *

Yes... but i think the questioner meant which of the "all good things" are specifically named in the Qur'an...
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all good things (to eat) are not mentioned in Quran by name; for example Lasi & Hulwa are not mentioned in quran by name. you have to look for HARAM things either in Quran then in Hadith; you can ask those who have knowledge.

Similarly all items which you get from a Halal animal are not allowed to eat for example you will not eat the eyes of a goat even it is from a halal animal. These things are metioned in Hadith explained in Fiqh; the subject which deal with these issues.

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**all good things* (to eat) are not mentioned in Quran by name...
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Nobody said they were… try to understand... it's not very difficult... of "all good things" which of them happen to actually be mentioned by name in the Qur'an... understand?

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*Originally posted by gupguppy: *

Nobody said they were… try to understand... it's not very difficult... of "all good things" which of them happen to actually be mentioned by name in the Qur'an... understand?
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you are right, thanks