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GHOST Whey Protein halal? GHOST confirmed microbial rennet and plant-derived digestive enzymes

Assalamu alaikum, I've been looking into good protein powders to use and GHOST and RYSE were two of the biggest names that kept co...

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GHOST Whey Protein halal? GHOST confirmed microbial rennet and plant-derived digestive enzymes

Assalamu alaikum, I've been looking into good protein powders to use and GHOST and RYSE were two of the biggest names that kept coming up, especially when it came to flavour. However, I couldn't find much information online regarding whether GHOST Whey was halal compliant, particularly regarding the source of the rennet used to produce their whey, so I decided to email them directly. I'm sharing their responses here in hopes that it helps anyone else currently or in the future who's wondering the same thing.

TLDR: GHOST confirmed that their whey uses microbial rennet and their digestive enzymes are sourced from fruits and vegetables. They specifically confirmed Coffee Ice Cream, Milk Chocolate, and Peanut Butter Cereal Milk as halal compliant, although not halal certified. Based on their responses, the whey base itself doesn't appear to be an issue, so for other flavours it mainly comes down to checking the additional flavour specific ingredients. GHOST hasn't verified every ingredient or flavouring across every flavour, but from the ones I've looked at, most don't seem to contain anything obviously non halal. Obviously do your own due diligence based on the standard you follow. Screenshots of my conversation with GHOST are attached below.

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Assalm alakium I’m Oscar, I am/was Christian,Catholic.recently Ive been on doubt about catholism I’ve realised how the trinity doesn’t make sense and how ISA (AS) has never Cali me d to be God.ive been leading the basics of Islam about the 5 pillars also about Salah my family only understands Islam from a “media” point of view I’d like to revert to Islam inshallah dose any body have any tips to help me on my journey or any advice

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I once read that Tahajjud is a gift from Allah to His servants a quiet intimate connection between a person and their Creator in the depth of the night when the world is asleep it feels as though Allah is calling My servant ask Me and I will give you there is a hadith in Sahih al Bukhari and Sahih Muslim describing Allah's mercy in the last third of the night and the call to those who ask seek forgiveness and make dua and I know not everyone is given the strength to wake up and turn to Allah in those moments which is why I have always considered Tahajjud something precious but last night I am struggling I feel so negative so tired of asking Allah for the same person over and over again I keep wondering why Allah is not giving me what my heart keeps begging for am I still being punished for something I never intended to do I made mistakes yes but I did not know certain things at the time and I never had the intention to hurt anyone so why do I still feel as though I have not been forgiven why is my heart still so restless why can I not find peace why am I still longing for someone I love so deeply even when that person continues to hurt me last night before I went to sleep he hurt my heart again and yet I still found myself praying for him I keep asking Allah why won't You give him to me and if he is not good for me then why won't You take this love out of my heart I know Allah says in Quran that perhaps we love something that is not good for us and dislike something that is good for us while Allah knows and we do not I know that Allah is closer than we can imagine and that He hears every dua but knowing these things and living through the pain are sometimes two very different things I am trying to trust His plan I really am I just wish my heart would understand it too

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Hi everyone. I’ve been feeling a little lost lately, and I thought I’d come here and ask for some advice from an Islamic perspective.

I feel like my iman has been quite low recently. My prayers feel distant, and in general, I feel disconnected from Allah and from life itself. I feel guilty about it, but at the same time, I almost feel numb to that guilt, which makes me feel even more lost.

My life has also felt incredibly stagnant lately. I’m not really sure how to explain it, but it feels like I’m just stuck in the same place while everything around me keeps moving. I keep waiting for something to change, but I don’t know when or how that change will come.

I also struggle a lot with comparing my life to other people’s. I constantly look at how other people are finding love, getting jobs, reaching their goals, or simply moving forward, and I wonder why my own path seems so much harder. I know everyone has their own struggles and that we’re not supposed to compare our journeys, but it’s something I find really difficult to stop doing. Sometimes it genuinely feels like I’m stuck in a loop of struggles.

Another thing I’ve been struggling with is making dua. When there are things I want, I sometimes feel selfish for asking Allah for them. Other times, I feel like I’m not worthy enough to ask for certain things, especially when my own iman and prayers aren’t where I want them to be.
I know that Allah is Merciful and that He tells us to call upon Him, but I think I’m struggling with actually feeling worthy of turning to Him and asking for what I want.

Has anyone else experienced something similar? How did you find your way back to Allah when your iman felt low? How did you deal with constantly comparing your journey to everyone else’s? And how did you learn to make dua without feeling like you weren’t worthy of asking?
I’d really appreciate any advice, personal experiences, or reminders. Thank you 🤍

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