Andy Ngo

The vast majority of Muslims view the consumption of alcohol or pork as deeply haram.

American Journalist

Be mindful of diverse religious practices when discussing what's haram.

Cultural Sensitivity

Understand that 'haram' encompasses things beyond food, like behavior.

Scope of Use

Use 'haram' specifically in contexts related to Islamic teachings.

Contextual Clarity

Remember 'haram' as a noun refers to a very specific sacred area.

Location Specific

Note that in the haram, even permissible acts elsewhere might be forbidden.

Behavioral Restrictions

Using 'haram' highlights the ethical aspect of the action being discussed.

Moral Implications

Distinguish between secular laws and what's 'haram' in a religious sense.

Beyond Legality

Understand that labeling something 'haram' can be quite serious and personal.

Emotional Weight

 Haram the third world oil but nobody ever really talks about our foods and it's funny because our food is a big part of our culture in fact the yardstick for stocks of any Nigerian party is the amount and the quality of food that you serve at it

Talking about good food ...

 photography is haram forbidden forbidden in many homes when you pray you turn the photograph around particularly if you have figures so I thought okay if I'm going to intervene the space

Storytellers Summit Day...

 The words "haram" -- meaning religiously prohibited -- and "aib" -- meaning culturally inappropriate -- were exchanged carelessly,