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Husana is a fairly new UK based company and they offer a broad range of halal products, mostly lines of b0dy- and hair care. I just read a little review about them and they also offer free samples of their products.

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A review of the new halal search engine "I'mHalal"on the "digital inspirations" website

"Muslims generally use the term “Halal” to designate food items that they are allowed to eat under the Islamic law (like fish). The o… Continue

There is a new halal search engine out and it seems to become popular quickly.
ImHalal.com apparently uses microsoft's 'Bing' and Yahoo search engines and filters out haram content on a Level of 1 - 3.
If your search results contain any sites that are considered to be haram, you will receive a warning, but you can still continue and go to that website, if you desire to do so.

I have looked around and tried a few searches on it. I'm not an expert… Continue

The following is a partial list of Halal non-meat products:

* Bread products
* Cereals – breakfast, natural and organic
* Cheese and cheese products and coatings
* Coffee mixes
* Dairy Products – whipped toppings and drink mixes
* Desserts – cakes and pastries
* Eggs – powdered, frozen, and processed
* Fish and Seafood
* French fries and Processed Potatoes
* Fruits – fresh and/or dried
* Grains
* Honey
* Ice Cream / Ice Cream Toppings
* Jams and Jellies



* Legumes and Nuts
* Milk (from specie… Continue

What is Haram?

The opposite of Halal is Haram, which means “unlawful, not permissible or prohibited.”

They may also be summarized as: A. B. C. I. S.

A: Alcohol

B: Blood

C: Carniverous animals or carriers of disease

I: Idolartry (any animals or poultry sacrificed for voodoo, witchcraft or anything

denying the existance of the the Deity is the same as paganism or atheism.)

S: Swine and all pork by-products and/or derivatives


The following products are Haram and negate the Halal status:… Continue