Can Muslims eat bullfrogs?

Muslims belong to Muslims, and Muslims also pay attention to the law promulgated by Moses, a god. There are two items in the law: "clean animals" and "unclean animals". Among them, clean animals can be used as food, and unclean animals cannot be used as food. Bullfrogs are frogs, unclean animals, and can't be used as food.

Muslims can eat fish. Fish will die soon after leaving water, so they can eat their own dead fresh fish. But fish without gills, scales and fins and people who devour small fish are not allowed to eat them. Such as sharks, crocodiles, loaches and sea snakes. Muslims in some inland provinces often don't even eat shrimps and crabs because of crustaceans, such as amphibians' frogs (bullfrogs), reptiles' snakes and turtles.

Hui folk taboos:

1. There are no pigs, dogs, donkeys, mules, horses, cats, all fierce animals, dead animals, animals slaughtered by non-Muslims and livestock.

According to Islamic regulations, Muslims fast pigs, horses, donkeys, mules, dogs and all animals that die of their own accord, and all animals and birds with ugly images, whether cattle, sheep, camels or chickens, must be slaughtered by imams or worshippers after chanting Allah's name, otherwise they cannot be eaten.

2. Hui people should avoid saying "death"

Generally speaking, "death" is called "impermanence", and in some places it is called "returning to the truth" or "hairy body". "Returning to the Truth" is the name of Hui people for religious professionals and religious elites.

3. Hui people are prohibited from begging for visas, gambling and idolatry.

Hui people are prohibited from begging for visas, gambling and idolatry. Since ancient times, men, women and children are not allowed to tell their own fortune, nor are they allowed to tell others' fortune, not allowed to look at each other's faces, not allowed to believe in Feng Shui, not allowed to ask for fairy medicine, and not allowed to exorcise ghosts to treat diseases. Hui people think all these things, such as getting a visa and fortune telling, are improper and filthy behaviors.

4. The prohibition of alcohol in Hui nationality.

Hui people don't drink, and there is no wine set at home. Guests at home don't put wine. Sometimes, in order to receive guests, when others toast and clink glasses at banquets, Hui people mostly replace them with drinks such as water, orange juice and high orange.