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Indonesian chef Agus Roba’i puts a finishing touch on a model of the Koran made of 337 kilograms of white chocolate
mashallah making me hungry!
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Indonesian chef Agus Roba’i puts a finishing touch on a model of the Koran made of 337 kilograms of white chocolate
mashallah making me hungry!
Umm... what is the point of this? What can possibly be done with a white chocolate Quran? Eating a Quran sounds distinctly sacriligious....
(or is that sacrilicious? )
Very yummy looking...mash'allah :)
what? That sounds pretty bad. What are they going to do with it 20 or 50 or 100 years from now?
They couldn't find something more durable?
TO be honest i don't know what was point of this choclate koran project.
But i just posted it because it was unusual and i never seen something like this before!
Actually does anyone know the hukm on this also if it is allowed and on issue of eating it?
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i think its not allowed…
forget the issue of eating it, i dont think writing it like this is allowed....
where r the 'mullahs'????
well I'd like to see a ruling on the whole thing...but I'm thinking the fact that white chocolate is not durable like wood or metal is something questionable.
You never know, maybe the guy found a way to preserve the white chocolate model. In that case I don't see it as irreligious, but I do see it as odd.
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Some Muslims actually write Quranic verses on biscuits and paper and stuff and then eat them saying it cures diseases and stuff, I don’t know if that has basis in Quran-o-Sunnat or just one of them things Indian-Pak molvi’s invented. At least now they have a tastier alternative. ![]()
^ I am assuming you mean they eat the biscuits, not the paper....
I never heard of anything like that. I don't find it surprising though.
Maybe they can give it to the needy :)
i hope ths doenst make Allah angry or its not fair to do so
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You never know, maybe the guy found a way to preserve the white chocolate model. In that case I don't see it as irreligious, but I do see it as odd.
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Why would he want to built a cake, if he wanted to preserve it forever? He could have used something synthetic that looked like a cake. I mean if we are not going to eat it, and its going to be behind some glass preserved, then whats the point of having it as a real cake? You are right, this is very odd, but Im 100% sure they must have eaten it later on.
mujhay to personally accha nahee laga k chocolate ka Quran Pak...