“Open the box in the corner and take your money.”

Nothing happens by chance in life. A Türkmen saves the goods left in his care better than his own goods. If he has to use an item and damages it in any way, he buys a new one and apologizes to the owner of that item.

Save the things you hold in trust because they belong to someone else!

Halal (lawful, commended) and haram (unlawful, forbidden) are two basic categories of Islam. All issues in Islam have been specified as halal or haram and no issue has not been specified. An idea or understanding similar to halal-haram existed among Türkmens before Islam.

The Türkmen nation likes what is halal, so they do not eat or commit what is haram for themselves or for their children. The Türkmen does know that if he commits haram he will be punished immediately. He also holds that if he is not punished, seven generations of his descendants will be punished in the future.

If you take and use anything that belongs to another without permission, later you can give back it to the owner and you can also apologize to him. But how can you give it back if you take and consume something that belongs to the state and its citizens?

To eat something that does not belong to you is like eating a piece of meat from your own shoulder.

The thing that Türkmens hate most is haram. I hope that our honourable people will live within the fold of halal.

May Türkmen meals be halal!

Halal elevates the Türkmen towards the sky!