Muslim Consumer Group
A Muslim consumer group is a special group of people who want to make sure the things they eat and use follow a set of rules called halal. Halal means "permissible" in Arabic and it tells Muslims what they can and cannot eat or use.
For example, Muslims cannot eat pork or drink alcohol because it is considered haram or forbidden. So, the Muslim consumer group helps people find foods, products, and services that are halal and meet their religious requirements.
They look at the ingredients, how the food or product is made, and the processes used to make sure it meets halal standards. They also make sure that the company producing the food or product practices ethical and sustainable methods.
In short, the Muslim consumer group helps Muslims make informed choices about what they consume and use based on their religious beliefs.
For example, Muslims cannot eat pork or drink alcohol because it is considered haram or forbidden. So, the Muslim consumer group helps people find foods, products, and services that are halal and meet their religious requirements.
They look at the ingredients, how the food or product is made, and the processes used to make sure it meets halal standards. They also make sure that the company producing the food or product practices ethical and sustainable methods.
In short, the Muslim consumer group helps Muslims make informed choices about what they consume and use based on their religious beliefs.