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JAKIM Warns Businesses Against Misleading Halal Claims
Using Islamic names, Quranic verses or religious imagery may attract Muslim customers, but these elements do not guarantee that a food premises is Halal. Malaysia’s Department of Islamic Development (JAKIM) has stressed that Halal compliance must be demonstrated through proper standards and practices, not marketing alone. Religious Imagery Is Not…
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Halal Logo Misuse: Three Firms Charged…
Three Penang companies face legal action for displaying unauthorised Halal logos and misleading claims without valid certification. These landmark cases highlight a critical standard. Branding…
Halal Cosmetics Are More Than a…
Cosmetics are an integral part of modern daily routines, ranging from skincare and makeup to personal hair care. For Muslim consumers, Halal considerations extend well…
A Muslim Name Doesn’t Make It…
Halal status is determined by compliance with recognised standards, not branding or ethnicity. Consumers today are increasingly mindful of the products they buy and the…
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