What does Islam / Hinduism say about eating eggs?

Islam:

In Islam, consuming eggs is generally allowed and considered permissible (halal) as long as the eggs come from allowable sources (i.e., from chickens or other birds that are slaughtered in accordance with Islamic dietary laws). There is no restriction on consuming eggs, whether they are eaten alone or used as an ingredient in cooking.

Hinduism:

In Hinduism, opinions about eating eggs vary depending on the specific tradition and belief system. Some Hindus do not consume eggs because they view them as a form of meat and therefore avoid them for ethical and spiritual reasons. Others may consume eggs, mainly if they are vegetarian and consider eggs to be a source of protein that does not involve killing animals. Some Hindus also believe that eating eggs may have negative effects on one's physical and spiritual well-being, while others view them as a nutritious and healthful food.

Overall, there is no clear consensus on the acceptability of consuming eggs within Hinduism, and individual beliefs and practices may vary widely.

Which religion says eating eggs is a sin? 

To the best of my knowledge and research, there is no major religion that specifically considers eating eggs to be a sin. Different religions have their own dietary laws and restrictions. Still, these typically relate to the type of animal products that can be consumed, how they are prepared, and whether they are obtained from a permissible source.

In some religious traditions, such as certain forms of Hinduism, there may be ethical or spiritual reasons why some individuals choose not to consume eggs or other animal products, but this is not the same as considering it a sin.

It's important to note that religious beliefs and practices are diverse and can vary greatly among different communities and individuals, so it's always advisable to consult with knowledgeable sources within one's own tradition for guidance on specific religious practices.

Which religion says eggs are unclean? 

To the best of my knowledge and research, no major religion specifically considers eggs to be unclean. Different religions have their own dietary laws and restrictions, but these typically relate to the type of animal products that can be consumed, how they are prepared, and whether they are obtained from a permissible source.

In some religious traditions, such as certain forms of Hinduism, there may be ethical or spiritual reasons why some individuals choose not to consume eggs or other animal products, but this is not the same as considering them unclean.

It's important to note that religious beliefs and practices are diverse and can vary greatly among different communities and individuals, so it's always advisable to consult with knowledgeable sources within one's own tradition for guidance on specific religious practices.

Which religion says that eggs should only be eaten sparingly? 

Different religious traditions have their own dietary laws and restrictions, and some may encourage moderation in the consumption of certain types of foods or emphasize the importance of a balanced diet. However, this is not specific to eggs and may apply to a wide range of foods.

It's important to note that religious beliefs and practices are diverse and can vary greatly among different communities and individuals, so it's always advisable to consult with knowledgeable sources within one's own tradition for guidance on specific religious practices related to food and diet.

Islam allows eggs if from permissible sources, while Hinduism has varying opinions on eggs due to ethical and spiritual beliefs.