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...]（[[beef/ja|牛肉]]、[[lamb and mutton/aj|羊肉]]、[[goat meat/ja|ヤギ肉]]、[[Camel/ja#Islam|ラクダ肉]]）、[[Chicken as food/ja|鶏肉]]、[[Bone marrow (food)/ja|骨髄]] ニハリは、[[:en:Lucknow|ラクナウ]]、[[:en:Delhi|デリー]]、[[:en:Bhopal|ボパール]]の[[:en:Islam in India|インド系ムスリム]]コミュニティにおける伝統的な料理です。1947年の[[:en:Partition of India|インド分割] ...

...t)|Shank cut]] of [[beef]], [[lamb and mutton]], [[goat meat]], or [[Camel#Islam|camel meat]], as well as [[Chicken as food|chicken]] and [[Bone marrow (foo Nihari is a traditional dish among the [[Islam in India|Indian Muslim]] communities of [[Lucknow]], [[Delhi]], and [[Bhopa ...

...t)|Shank cut]] of [[beef]], [[lamb and mutton]], [[goat meat]], or [[Camel#Islam|camel meat]], as well as [[Chicken as food|chicken]] and [[Bone marrow (foo Nihari is a traditional dish among the [[Islam in India|Indian Muslim]] communities of [[Lucknow]], [[Delhi]], and [[Bhopa ...

...prudents, making such distinction unnecessary. The decentralized nature of Islam allows both opinions to exist. {{Portal|Islam|Animals|Food}} ...

{{further/ja|Medicine in medieval Islam/ja|Medieval medicine of Western Europe/ja}} ...イラン伝統医学]]、[[traditional Korean medicine/ja|韓国伝統医学]]、[[Medicine in medieval Islam/ja|アラブ土着医学]]、[[:en:Uyghur people|ウイグル]]の伝統医学、日本の[[Kampō/ja|漢方]]医学、アボリジニの伝統的 ...

...ある。どちらもバナナの葉や若いココナッツの葉で包んだ蒸し米を主原料としている。当初、ロントンは単なる普通の食べ物と見なされていた。しかし、[[:en:Islam|イスラム教]]が[[:en:Java|ジャワ島]]に広まってから、ロントンとクプットを食べる伝統が始まった。[[:en:Sunan Kalijaga| ...

Islam generally considers every food halal unless it is specifically prohibited i ...prudents, making such distinction unnecessary. The decentralized nature of Islam allows both opinions to exist. ...

Islam generally considers every food halal unless it is specifically prohibited i ...prudents, making such distinction unnecessary. The decentralized nature of Islam allows both opinions to exist. ...

...isine/ja#Diaspora and fusion cuisines|インドの影響]]は、早くも4世紀にはインドネシアで確認できる。[[:en:Islam|イスラム教]]のインドネシアへの普及と貿易に続いて、インド料理はインドネシア料理に採り入れられた。例としては、インドの[[biryani/ja|ビリヤ ...

...served in Indonesia as early as the 4th century. Following the spread of [[Islam]] to Indonesia and trading, made their way into Indonesian cuisine. Example ...

...ム教]]の3つの''[[:en:madh'hab|法学派]]''では、ハナフィー派を除き、すべての海産物の摂取が許可されている。[[:en:Shia Islam|シーア派]]の多数が従う[[:en:Ja'fari jurisprudence|ジャファル法学派]]では、うろこを持たない魚類以外の海産物は禁止されて [[:en:Islam|イスラム教]]では、馬肉の摂取に関する見解は分かれている。馬肉を禁じる[[:en:hadith|ハディース]]を引用する者もいるが、その信憑性や権威を ...

...served in Indonesia as early as the 4th century. Following the spread of [[Islam]] to Indonesia and trading, made their way into Indonesian cuisine. Example ...

{{further|Medicine in medieval Islam|Medieval medicine of Western Europe}} ...tional medicine]], [[traditional Korean medicine]], [[Medicine in medieval Islam|Arabic indigenous medicine]], [[Uyghur people|Uyghur]] traditional medicine ...

{{further|Medicine in medieval Islam|Medieval medicine of Western Europe}} ...tional medicine]], [[traditional Korean medicine]], [[Medicine in medieval Islam|Arabic indigenous medicine]], [[Uyghur people|Uyghur]] traditional medicine ...

...ave always been the favored meats of West Asia. Pork is prohibited in both Islam and Judaism, and as such is rarely eaten in the region. Prominent among the ...