RELIGIOUS?...

Then Don't Read This…

1. Most of the human beings, if not throughout the world then at least in India choose their food habit based on their religion.

2. At the outset I want to make it amply clear, that while I will prove undoubtedly that Non-Vegetarian food is permitted for a human being, I have no intention of hurting any person's religious sentiment. While I go about logically and scientifically proving that Non-Vegetarian food is permitted for a human being, if someone’s sentiments are hurt because he is an ideological vegetarian. I sincerely apologize for the same.

I WANT TO MAKE IT CLEAR WHAT ISLAAM SAY ON THIS ISSUE?

(a) Eating Non-Veg is not compulsory in Islam

It is not compulsory in Islam for a Muslim to have non-vegetarian diet. A person can be a very good Muslim by being a pure vegetarian.

(b) All Major Religions permit Non-Vegetarian food:

Most of the major religions of the world permit human beings to have non-vegetarian food.

HINDU SCRIPTURES ALLOW NON-VEGETARIAN FOOD

Some Hindus think that it is against their religion to have non-vegetarian food but the fact is that the Hindu scriptures permit a person to have meat the scripture mentions sages and saints having meat. Hindu scriptures clearly mention that there is nothing wrong in having meat.

Buddha was pure vegetarian

but

he never made it

compulsory…

Another reason why the Buddha never made vegetarianism a compulsory rule is His understanding that the living and karmic conditions of different people are different. For example, it would be downright impossible for all Tibetan Buddhists to have vegetarian diets when Tibet can hardly grow vegetables

BAN ON SOME FOODS IN JAINISM
some items in foods are banned in Jainism.

For example - brinjal,onoion,garlic...

jain food is special food known in India...