The concepts of halal and haram in the Holy Qur'an

When we examine the Qur'an's approach to halal and haram, we clearly see that these concepts have an important place in human life. It is evident that believers in this regard are individual-social, precedent-deed, intelligent-de facto, and moral, in short, a set of rules that must be followed in almost every sphere of life. In all these rules, the concepts of halal and haram are always in the foreground and they have a determining role. The Qur'an has kept the spectrum wide in this regard, while expressing it with the concept of halal as the inclusive concept for those who believe that they have lived while discussing individual worship, social worship, family relations, social relations, inter-religious relations, and inter-country law. When we look at the data of the Quran, we see that there are a limited number of harams that have a large halal area. Also, some of the harams, we see that something that is halal, turns into a temporary or eternal haram situation due to another reason. Again, we can see that the opposite situation occurs when certain conditions occur. The Qur'an states that the authority to impose halal and haram is in Allah and emphasizes that human beings who are prone to such a sensitive issue should be careful in this regard. Finally, considering the integrity of the Qur'an and the context of the relevant verses, the halal haram balance seems to be in the best interest of people in the final analysis.