آداب تغذیہ کے معاصر سائنسی پہلواور اسلامی تعلیمات : ایک اطلاقی مطالعہ
Contemporary Aspects of Dietary Etiquette and Islamic Teachings: An Applied Study
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Islamic dietary etiquette, contemporary food habits, halal, tayyib, ethical consumption, food security, sustainability, mindful eating.Abstract
Dietary etiquette plays a crucial role in shaping individual health, social behavior, and ethical consumption. This study examines contemporary dietary practices and their alignment with Islamic teachings. Islam provides a comprehensive framework for food consumption, emphasizing moderation, hygiene, gratitude, and ethical sourcing. The Quran and Hadith stress the importance of consuming halal and wholesome food while discouraging extravagance, wastage, and harmful substances.In modern times, dietary habits are influenced by globalization, fast food culture, and artificial additives, leading to health concerns such as obesity and malnutrition. This study explores how Islamic principles can guide contemporary food choices, promoting physical and spiritual well-being. The concept of Tayyib (pure and wholesome) food aligns with modern organic and ethical eating trends.Moreover, Islamic dietary etiquette encourages mindful eating, sharing meals, and fostering social harmony. It also addresses food security and sustainability by discouraging hoarding and waste. The research highlights the practical implications of these principles in today's world, emphasizing ethical consumption, food justice, and environmental responsibility.This applied study demonstrates that Islamic dietary teachings offer timeless wisdom, addressing contemporary dietary challenges. By adhering to these principles, individuals can achieve balanced nutrition, ethical eating habits, and a healthier society. The study concludes that integrating Islamic dietary ethics into modern food practices can enhance overall well-being and sustainability.
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