Ramadan crab hunters : Karachi

ketchim · 07-22-2013, 11:17 AM · 1 person reading this discussion

#1
Every morning 13-year-old Rafiq and 11-year-old Hussain set off in make-shift boats from Karachi:

s historical fishermen settlement of Rehri Goth and head for nearby mangrove forests.

While the area's grown-up fishermen hope to catch ever-dwindling supplies of fish, the boys - and others like them -

are after crabs which they can sell in local markets :

to bring home some much-needed income.

#3
Vb and nargis and kwami ,

Is Crab Halal ?  :-\

#4
I am still confused on this one....halal or not halal?

we never ever ate it in Guyana.....and I still have never eaten it!
i always assumed that all GY Muslims did not eat it.....but over the years i have found out that's not true.

all of the Trini Muslims eat it.

#5
My parents never prepared it ...ever !

I tried tasting and eating  way after I came to Toronto....

Nothing to write home about  :-[

#6
[quote author=ketchim link=topic=82011.msg512605#msg512605 date=1374502922]
Vb and nargis and kwami ,

Is Crab Halal ?  :-\
[/quote] Don't know but I do know that Guyanese are like crabs in a barrel Smile

#7
Muslims are not allowed to eat shell fish or unscaled fish . They are only allowed to eat fish with fins and scales , it says so in the Hadith

#8
However they can convert the shellfish and unscaled  fish into finned and scaled fish in a similar way that they convert a hindu into a muslim 

#9
Sounds fishy  ~

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