Muslims regard bloodless animals as prohibited products, and prohibit pork, dog meat and cat meat, and generally prohibit fish, horse meat and donkey meat. Most Arabs don't like to eat sea cucumbers, crabs and other foods, and they don't eat fish without scales. When receiving Muslim guests, you must arrange halal seats, and pay special attention to avoid putting pork and other foods they don't eat in the cold basin.

Muslims generally believe that the left hand is dirty, and it is taboo to pass things, especially food, with the left hand. When you are a guest in a Muslim home, the host sometimes grabs some meat and rice with his right hand and gives it to everyone. At this time, don't refuse, don't show embarrassment and don't want to accept. When accepting the host's tea, we generally think it is more civilized to accept tea with both hands, but in Muslim countries, you should pay attention not to accept tea with both hands, but with your right hand. Be careful not to use your left hand when handing things to Muslims.