Let's fix our broken food system: diet encompasses a broader spectrum of halalan toyyiban attributes
The food system, an interlinkage of activities involving the way we produce, process, transport, market, and consume our food to the way we manage our food waste, has a significant impact on our diet. A flawed food system restricts access to a healthy diet and promotes a low-quality diet, a...
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| Language: | English |
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Revon Media Sdn. Bhd.
2021
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| Online Access: | http://irep.iium.edu.my/89562/1/89562_Let%27s%20fix%20our%20broken%20food.pdf http://irep.iium.edu.my/89562/ https://viewer.joomag.com/halal-march-april-2021/0149911001617094119 |
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| Summary: | The food system, an interlinkage
of activities involving
the way we produce, process,
transport, market, and consume
our food to the way we
manage our food waste, has
a significant impact on our
diet. A flawed food system restricts access
to a healthy diet and promotes a low-quality
diet, a diet that may be halal but not toyyib.
Self-motivation
and control for toyyib diet
Rules and restriction may be the first things
that come to our mind when we relate diet
with religion. Halalan Toyyiban diet, however,
is different. The diet encompasses a broader
spectrum of toyyib (wholesome) attributes,
including a healthy diet choice. It also symbolises
a universally accepted lifestyle that
emphasises both health and well-being. |
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