What are Muslims forbidden from consuming?

Why is it important for Muslims to consume Halal food and avoid Haram?

13. The majority of Buddhists  are vegetarian. Some do eat meat, but abstain from beef and pork. *1 pointTrueFalse14.  Islam is a religion and a way of life for all of its followers. Muslims follow the Quran, which they consider to be the verbatim words of God.*1 pointTrueFalse15.  "Kosher," describes food that meets the standards of kashrut, is also often used to describe ritual objects that are made in accordance with Jewish law and are fit for ritual use.*1 pointTrueFalse16.  Jehovah’s Witness patients may follow a kosher diet.*1 pointTrueFalse17.  Haram foods are "allowed" foods. Muslim patients abstain from forbidden foods  that are mentioned in the Quran, which consist of pork and meat products that are not ritually slaughtered.*1 pointTrueFalse18.  Among Hindus, cows are considered sacred and a symbol of unselfish giving.*1 pointTrueFalse19. There is no set dietary law in Buddhism, however, many Buddhists choose to follow a vegetarian diet. *1 pointTrueFalse20. Cultural competency in health care describes the ability of systems to provide care to patients with diverse values, beliefs and behaviors, including the tailoring of health care delivery to meet patients' social, cultural and linguistic needs.*1 pointTrueFalse

In the Muslim territories, the places of worships of non-Muslims were:

What items can't go into your food waste bins?( 4 points )

Question 7 of 30During meals, it is unacceptable to pick up food with your hands in some cultures but acceptable in others. This difference in what is considered acceptable is the result of cultural _____.A.manifestationsB.continuationsC.powersD.beliefs