Author: John Eshan

The debate over what constitutes halal (allowed) and haram (forbidden) meat continues. Other experts claim that meat from “People of the Book” is halal for Muslims only can eat Halal Meat and that no further information is needed. Finally, some experts explain the difference between halal and zabiha (a specific method of slaughter). According to the Qur’an and Hadith, Muslims should only ingest zabiha meat. They clarify that a type of meat (poultry, beef, etc.) can be halal if it comes from animals we are authorized to eat, but that their meat is zabiha and should not be ingested until…

Halal food are foods Muslims are permitted to eat or drink following Islamic Law, which specifies which foods are permissible and how they must be prepared (halal means proper and permitted). Halal cuisine is becoming increasingly popular around the world as more nations come together as one. As a result, you’ll find halal butchers and supermarkets on every street corner, as well as restaurants where all foods are prepared in this traditional manner. In addition, halal meal delivery options are plentiful these days, and they can range from a traditional curry to a fiery kebab. Where Does Halal Food Comes…

Introduction Due to its low entry hurdles, affiliate marketing is one of many Internet marketers’ most popular business models. Is affiliate marketing halal? and how does it work? Before we go any further, let’s define the word “internet marketing.” Advertising and marketing operations that leverage the Web and email to drive direct sales are called internet marketing or online marketing. Selling your products/services on the internet. Internet marketing has many sub-branches. Affiliate marketing is essentially one of those branches. It’s a type of performance-based marketing in which a company pays one or more affiliates for each visitor or customer they…