The European Halal Initiative is open for representatives of Muslim organisations and prominent Muslim individuals from Europe. European Muslims represent a very significant, well-educated and conscientious part of the population in European countries. They play an active role in implementing different Halal activities as they are active members of several …
Read More »Japanese Aichi to Offer Halal Foods for Muslim Travelers
The Japanese Okazaki service area on the Shin Tomei Expressway will start selling halal bento (boxed meals).
Read More »First International Halal Conference 2016
First Australia International Halal Conference 2016 held on Saturday, 9 April
Read More »Australia Halal Food Expo to Be Held on 10, January
Australia Halal Food Expo will be held on Sunday 10 January in Melbourne
Read More »Moscow International Halal Exposition 2016
Moscow International Halal Exposition to be held from the 21st to 23rd of May 2016
Read More »World Halal Summit 2016 to Take Place in Malaysia
e world halal summit will take place from 30th March to the 2nd April 2016 in Malaysia.
Read More »Malaysia Launches World’s First Halal Data Pool
The Halal Industry Development Corp (HDC) has launched the Global Data Halal Pool (GDHP), the world’s first halal data pool, to connect Malaysia with the international halal supply chain. GDHP will bring together and connect accredited halal suppliers, manufacturers, product service providers, buyers and retailers in the global marketplace. Deputy …
Read More »7th Penang International Halal Expo & Conference (PIHEC) 2016
Seventh International Halal Expo & Conference 2016 to be held in Penang, Malaysia on 29 - 31 January 2016
Read More »Is It Permissible to Consume the Food with Trace Amounts of Alcohol?
There are many food items that contain small amounts of alcohol, including Tim Tams which was confirmed via email (To add to the confusion, reliable sources have informed me that they called and Arnotts has denied alcohol being used in the process, if there is doubt in this case he …
Read More »Pork or nothing: a deliberate stigmatization of Islam
When Aïcha Tabbakhe, a French nurse, went to fill out the forms for her children’s school dinners in her small town outside Paris, she was puzzled. The box she would usually tick to say that her Muslim children didn’t eat pork wasn’t there. “Confused, I called the town hall and …
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