Halal in Islam

Foods | Lifestyle | Behavior | Finance

Halal, in Islamic law, refers to what is permissible or lawful. It encompasses various aspects of life, including food, drink, clothing, behavior, and finance. The concept of Halal is derived from the Quran, the holy book of Islam, and the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad.

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Is Fruit by the Foot halal

Is Fruit by the Foot halal? Anything you need to know

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Fruit by the Foot is a popular snack enjoyed by many, especially children, due to …

Is welch's fruit snacks Halal

Is welch’s fruit snacks Halal? Ingredients | Information and detailsIs

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In today’s diverse and multicultural society, dietary choices are influenced by various factors, including religious …

Laffy taffy Halal

Is Laffy taffy Halal? The real truth is here with the evidence

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Laffy Taffy is renowned for its chewy texture and delightful flavours. Holds a special place …

Is velveeta kosher

Is velveeta kosher? Laws of the Torah and the current situation

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Velveeta cheese has long been a staple in many households. it’s cherished for its creamy …

Are pringles Halal

Are pringles Halal? Navigating the Halal Certification Maze

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In today’s diverse and interconnected world, dietary preferences and requirements vary widely among individuals, reflecting …

Lifestyle

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Is Fruit by the Foot halal

Is Fruit by the Foot halal? Anything you need to know

Fruit by the Foot is a popular snack enjoyed by many, especially children, due to …

Is welch's fruit snacks Halal

Is welch’s fruit snacks Halal? Ingredients | Information and detailsIs

In today’s diverse and multicultural society, dietary choices are influenced by various factors, including religious …

Our Goal

To provide accurate, acceptable, and engaging content on Halal topics in Islam, rooted in the teachings of the Quran and Sunnah, fostering understanding and adherence to Islamic principles among our audience.

  1. Audience Feedback: Solicit feedback from readers through comments, surveys, and social media interactions to assess the relevance and effectiveness of our articles.
  2. Community Growth: Track the growth of our online community, including followers on social media platforms and subscribers to our newsletter, as indicators of increasing engagement.
  3. Content Impact: Measure the impact of our articles through metrics such as shares, likes, and bookmarks, reflecting the extent to which they resonate with and inspire our audience.

What we do

Educate

Develop articles that elucidate the principles of Halal as outlined in the Quran and Sunnah, catering to audiences ranging from beginners to advanced learners

Engage

Foster an interactive community by encouraging discussions, questions, and reflections on Halal topics, promoting a deeper understanding and appreciation of Islamic principles. 

Counter Misconceptions

Address misconceptions and misinformation surrounding Halal practices, providing evidence-based insights from Islamic sources to dispel myths and promote clarity.

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Empower

Empower readers with knowledge and understanding of Halal practices, enabling them to make informed decisions in their daily lives regarding food, finance, lifestyle, and more.

Promote Compliance

Emphasize the importance of adherence to Halal guidelines as prescribed by the Quran and Sunnah, encouraging individuals and businesses to uphold ethical and lawful practices.

Inspire Action

Motivate readers to integrate Halal principles into their lifestyles, promoting conscious consumption, ethical business practices, and a holistic approach to living following Islamic teachings.

About the author

Shah Muhammad Suhail

Current workplace

  • Teacher: Muaj bin Jabal R Quranic Institute Sylhet
  • Content Creator: Halalain.com, PrayerIslam.com, ItIsharam.com
  • Writer and Researcher: History and Fiqh of Islam and Life Questions Answers Publisher

Educational Qualification

  • Masters: in Islamic History and Arabic Language.
  • Special Course: in Islamic Fiqh.
  • Skills: in Bengali, Arabic, Hindi-Urdu, and English language.

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