Rampant pork products are flooding Indonesia, how can the cleric council explain?
A medical quantum review
Keywords:
pig is forbidden, non-physical aspect, personality, inductionAbstract
Rampant pork products are flooding Indonesia. Product needs that are considered urgent: vaccines, insulin, gelatin, and materials needed for accessories in the form of various beauty products. The daily necessities; toothbrush, toothpaste, bag, shoes, etc. All these needs can now be made from pork. In fact, according to Islamic jurisprudence pork is forbidden. How does the Indonesian Cleric Council explain this prohibition scientifically? This article reveals the logic of modern science through a medical quantum review. The Scientific’s references, showing the medical sciences grown up from Newton’s paradigm that physical and non-physical are absolutely different. Since the discovery of DNA by Crick-Watson, the medical paradigm uses Einstein’s paradigm relativism. It relates to the formula of E ≈ mC2, physical and non-physical are equivalent. In medical terms, non-physical denote personality. Based on the induction of law of Energy, an object can induce another. Related to pig, induction occurs from pig to human causes humans have the personality that resembles a pig that are easy to stress, greedy, lazy, living in dirt environment, eating a dirt food, and live carelessly. Hence, it is reasonable that Islam forbids humans to consume pigs.
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