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HalalTrip wants to be every Muslim’s handy travel guide
Source: techinasia.com
By: Enricko Lukman
The Muslim tourism industry is huge. A study estimates that the “global Muslim tourism market in 2011 was US $126.1 billion in outbound expenditure 1” or 12.3 percent of the global outbound tourism expenditure in that year. It’s estimated that the Muslim tourism market will grow an average of 4.79 percent year-on-year until 2020.
This explains why Crescent Rating, a ratings company for halal friendly travel services behind that study, decided to launch a B2C Muslim tourism service called HalalTrip.
Launched in December 2013, HalalTrip will sell three travel services to Muslims online: the booking of flight tickets, hotels, and tour packages (to be launched this week). All three are offered in cooperation with travel companies Wego (flights), Booking.com (hotels), and Kuoni (travel packages).
What makes the site special however is that it offers travel recommendations based on the halal friendliness of each product 2. The “halal friendliness level” is derived from the parent company’s database of halal tourism ratings. The website also carries a directory of halal friendly restaurants and mosques.
Russell brand – Why do Muslims eat Halal meat – Unbelievable how animals submit in ISLAM (Video)
Why do Muslims eat Halal Meat – It’s Unbelievable to see how these animals submit in ISLAM when the Muslims recite God’s words over them.This weeks guest will be giving you some great facts about Halal Meat along with short clip of Russell brand on Halal meat.
Some points you will learn from this weeks show
1. What is Halal meat
2. Why do Muslims eat Halal meat
3. Jesus and all the prophets of God ate Halal Meat
4. The Medical benefits of Halal Meat
5. Halal meat vs non Halal Meat
6. Non-Muslims say Halal Meat tastes better
7.Why Halal meat is healthier for you
8. It’s similar to kosher but less expense
9.A story of how a Non-Muslim Bjj Champion fell is love with Halal meat after seeing the process of Mercy Slaughter and eating Halal meat. All this and more on this weeks show with Dr.M.K
Anyone who is not even #Muslim but is just really into taking care of their body and overall health would tremendously benefit from eating Halal meat so take this opportunity to share this video with the people that you know.
Omar Regan: Stand Up Comedy @ YM Youth Conference (Video)
Omar Regan’s Stand up Comedy at the YM Youth Conference in Baltimore, Maryland.
More Japanese universities to serve halal food
Source: arabnews.com
More Japanese universities would soon provide halal food on their campuses to cater for the growing number of Muslim students, the Japanese embassy announced on Wednesday.
The Ministry of Higher Education, Culture, Sports Sciences and Technology of Japan introduced the Global 30 program in 2009 to attract 300,000 foreign students over five years.
What is ‘Eid ul Adha?
Source: myhalalkitchen.com
By: Yvonne Maffei
‘Eid ul-Adha (Feast of the Sacrifice) is a wonderful time for Muslims. It commemorates the obedience of Prophet Abraham (upon him be peace) to Allah (God) where he and son were tested by the command to sacrifice Ismael, and passed the test which actually saved his son, who was replaced by a ram.
Opinion: Eating your ethics – Halal meat
Source: halalfocus.net
By: Alicia Miller
Halal ritual slaughter has raised huge controversy in the UK press, writes Alicia Miller. But the far greater issue is farm animals’ entire quality of life – as reflected in the Qu’ranic principle that meat must be ‘tayyib’ – good, wholesome and from well-treated, healthy animals. Is this something we can all agree on?
THE NURSE AND THE MUSLIM PATIENT – A TRUE STORY FROM THE UNITED KINGDOM
Source: thedeenshow.com
My patient was an English gentleman in his early 80s who suffered from Alzheimer’s. In the first meeting, the patient was given his record and from it I could see that he was a convert to the religion of Islam, therefore he was a Muslim.
Halal “red gold” seaweed, gelatin alternative, disappearing in Morocco
Source: aquila-style.com
By: Jalal Al Makhfi
EL JADIDA (AFP) – Harvesting mineral-rich seaweed on Morocco’s Atlantic coast, Attibari Lemkhanter worries that the plant known locally as “red gold” is becoming increasingly scarce.
“There are more and more divers and less and less red seaweed,” Lemkhanter sighed as he worked on a beach in El Jadida, about 100 kilometres (60 miles) southwest of Casablanca.
