THE use of the term bak kut teh halal will not only confuse Muslims but it is also against fiqah (Islamic way of life and practices), reported Utusan Malaysia. The daily quoted Islamic Development ...

You'll find very different versions of bak kut teh ("pork bone tea") in Singapore and Malaysia. The former is strong, almost hot, with pepper, especially white pepper ...

Hilmi also addressed concerns about the sale of non-halal dishes such as bak kut teh, char siew and siew yoke (roast pork), noting that these items can still be sold at non-Muslim premises.

"The halal certification is enforced on seven categories ... Additionally, Hilmi clarified that the issue of restrictions on serving bak kut teh, char siu, and siu yuk (roast pork), as raised ...