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As demand for halal products continues to grow globally, so does the importance of halal certification bodies.
For Muslim consumers around the world, knowing whether a product is halal — meaning “permissible” in Arabic
Eid is a time of joy, gratitude, and celebration—and no celebration is complete without sweet treats to share with family and friends.
Eid is a time of joy, gratitude, and celebration—and no celebration is complete without sweet treats to share with family and friends.
For Muslim travelers, finding delicious halal food is just as important as seeing the sights.
The halal food scene is no longer confined to street shawarma stands or mom-and-pop takeout joints
Once confined to small local shops or ethnic neighborhoods, halal food brands are now going global—appearing in major supermarkets, international restaurant chains, and even gourmet food festivals.
Ever wondered what it’s like to be a Muslim food blogger?
Halal food is no longer just a religious requirement—it’s become a movement for ethical, transparent
In the world of food and drink, halal is no longer limited to meat and meals. There’s a booming trend in halal-certified beverages
