What is I-ching (Book of Changes)? The character for change is made of two signs: one for sun and the other for rain. Thus we have the sun-rain alternation which suggests the idea of change Even if today we are interested in its philosophical aspect (see Richard Wilhelm's introduction), the Book of Changes has been used from the oldest times as oracle, providing information about the future events and the fulfillment of the consultant projects.
Haram (Arabic: Ø­Ø±Ø§Ùâ) (often Haraam) is an Arabic term meaning forbidden. Haram is anything that is prohibited by the faith. Its antonym is halal. The religious term haram can be applied to: Certain foodstuffs or food ingredients, such as alcohol or pork. and also to foods, objects and people that would normally be halaal but which were tarnished in some or other way, for example meat slaughtered in a non-permitted way.
Haram. Haram is opposite of Halal, means unlawful, again it is an Arabic word. Muslims are prohibited to consume Haram food products made from Haram ingredients. They also based according to Quranic teachings and Sunnah as mentioned in sharia.uslims are required to stay away from doubtful things. Food products and food ingredients whose sources are not known whether they are made from Halal or Haram source fall under this category. 1  Yeast Extract from brewer's yeast (some Islamic scholars considered it Halal but to other think it is a Mush-booh ingredient).