Standardizing Halal Certification
It is crucial for the American Muslim community to have a standardized system for halal certification. While earning and eating halal is one of the most pressing concerns for practicing Muslims, the larger community on the West is behind other religious communities in that each Muslim has to be vigilant on their own in order to meet the eating guidelines outlined by the Sharia.
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The emerging halal market in the USA
Halal is a word with many meanings and connotations depending on how it is used. Halal in the Arabic language simply means permissible but to Muslims it has far reaching meanings of legitimacy, purity, and adherence to precepts of faith. To the Islamophobic crowd, it is a scary word that triggers Sharia phobia and the fear that “The Muslims are coming”.
American Halal Institute Webinar – Promotional Video
The American Halal Institute is a non-profit organization built around identifying and certifying Halal goods, services, and other operations within the United States. Our organization focuses on building consumer confidence. We offer a transparent Halal certification process to ensure that the products American Muslims are buying are within the boundaries of Islamic law. With our deep interest and in the best interest of the Muslim community. Along with our comprehensive certification procedure, we can guarantee that any product bearing our Halal label is safe.
The Difference Between Halal and Zabiha
Halal and zabiha are two important terms for Muslims, particularly for those living in the West. While they are related, there is a difference in their meaning that is relevant for those looking for permissible food options under the regulations of the Sharia. So what do the terms mean and how do they relate to your food shopping?