A new study uses system dynamics to show how technology, regulation, R&D, and Islamic finance interact to shape halal value chain performance — and finds that improvement takes time, with technolo...
A study examines the intersection of cellular agriculture and Islamic dietary law — and finds that halal-compliant cultured meat is scientifically feasible, but unresolved religious interpretations an...
A Groundbreaking Look at Technology, Trust, and Performance In a world where consumers increasingly demand transparency about what they eat, a new study has shed light on how artificial intelligence i...
Respectability, Resistance or Refuge: How Muslim Leaders in Norway Respond to Being Seen as a Threat
Summary A new study published in Ethnic and Racial Studies offers a fresh way of understanding how Muslim leaders in Europe respond to hostility and suspicion. Sociologist Olav Elgvin from Fafo, an Os...
Summary A new scientific review published in Cogent Social Sciences has mapped nearly two decades of research on Muslim-friendly tourism, and the results reveal a market that has moved from the margin...
A research from the University of Lisbon exposes how income, housing, and transportation create uneven access to culturally appropriate food for Muslims in Portugal’s capital. Summary A comprehe...
The global food industry is witnessing a seismic shift, and at the heart of this change lies the rapidly expanding Islamic economy. For decades, Italian food and beverage (F&B) companies relied he...
A study of 660 Muslim consumers in the UK and UAE reveals that halal is no longer just about meat. It is a powerful symbol of identity, a mark of quality, and a rapidly expanding market that religious...
A study reveals that the way influencers tell stories about halal travel differs dramatically between Indonesia and Japan—and these cultural nuances directly impact how much Muslim travelers trust and...
Summary A study from Indonesia challenges the long-held assumption that Islam hinders economic development, providing robust evidence that Islamic religiosity actually stimulates early-stage entrepren...
A social media study shows that “halal” means very different things to Arabic, English, and Indonesian speakers online — with surprising implications for business, health, and religion. Su...
Japan faces an unusual challenge. The country welcomes hundreds of thousands of Muslim visitors annually. Yet it has no official halal regulations. No government standards exist. No formal fatwa counc...
The Global Halal Industry Meets International Trade Law The global halal product industry is experiencing remarkable growth, particularly across Asian markets including Indonesia. This expansion has a...
The Global Halal Revolution: Beyond Religious Boundaries The halal industry has experienced explosive growth over the past decade, transforming from a niche religious requirement into a global phenome...
Every time a Muslim consumer buys packaged meat, a quiet legal battle unfolds. That small halal logo represents more than religious compliance. It stands at the center of a growing conflict between di...
