Iran’s suitable capacities make it an ideal candidate to become one of the pioneers in the production and supply of halal food products. As a country where the teachings of Islam embrace all aspects of life, Iran is best placed to play a major role in halal business....
Read More »Slaughtered Animal Is Halal if its Feed Is Halal
In accordance with strict Islamic law and guidelines, a slaughtered animal is considered halal when its feed is also considered halal.
Read More »First Iran-Croatia Halal Trade Conference Held in Tehran
Iran Chamber of Commerce, Industries, Mines and Agriculture (ICCIMA) is hosting the first Iran-Croatia halal trade conference during June 18-20.....
Read More »Islamic Entrepreneurship Conference Convenes Global Experts
The College of Islamic Studies at Hamad Bin Khalifa University (HBKU) presented an international conference “Entrepreneurship, Sustainable Development and the Halal Economy: Concepts, Framework and...
Read More »Halal Food Market to Grow in the US
The Halal food market in US will be developed at a CAGR of more than 5% from 2020 to 2024.Current retail channels including supermarkets, hypermarkets, and...
Read More »Why Are Shrimps Halal & Crabs Haram?
Why is it permissible to eat shrimps and forbidden to eat crabs and lobsters? Please explain the difference between them, their genus, category and other distinguishing features?...
Read More »Belgian Muslims to Take Halal Ban to European Court of Human Rights
"The Belgian Muslim Executive and the Coordination Council of Islamic Institutions of Belgium will challenge at the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg the ban imposed by the Flemish and...
Read More »The Challenge of Halal Food in Non-Islamic Countries
Eating and drinking are two basic and essential human needs. Just as nutritionists advise others on matters about foods, nutrition, and their impacts on health, so does divine law....
Read More »Halal Food, Certification and Halal Tourism: Insights from Malaysia and Singapore
This paper discusses issues of halal food and its role in halal tourism with specific reference to Malaysia and Singapore which have majority and minority Muslim...
Read More »The Effect of Non-Verbal Messages on Muslim Tourists’ Interaction Adaptation
This paper examines (1) how non-verbal messages—defined as those that are not delivered face-to-face—trigger consumers’ interaction adaptation; (2) how experience and...
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