Halal or Not?Is it halal? Here's the answer for your school.
Food, cosmetics, medicines, stocks, funds, crypto, money and everyday life. Halal or Not? shows where the schools and scholars agree, where they differ, and the reason behind every answer.
Four schools, side by side
Hanafi, Shafi'i, Maliki and Hanbali each get their own verdict, so a prawn or a cheese is judged the way your school judges it.
The reason, not just a colour
Every flagged ingredient comes with why: what it's made from, what makes it halal, and where the scholars split.
Far more than food
Medicines, stocks and whole funds (every holding screened), crypto coins, savings, cards, mortgages, pensions, and everyday questions from music to nail polish.
What you can ask
- Are Haribo Starmix halal?
- Is E471 halal?
- Can a Hanafi eat prawns?
- Is my Vanguard S&P 500 fund halal?
- Is Nvidia a halal stock?
- Is staking Ethereum halal?
- Is Klarna halal?
- Is a credit card haram if I pay it off?
- Is Creon halal?
- Can I keep a dog?
- Is nail polish OK for wudu?
- Is Heineken 0.0 halal?
Where the schools differ
They agree on the big things: pork, blood, intoxicating drink and the need for Islamic slaughter. They differ on seafood other than fish, insects and cochineal, rennet and cheese, vinegar made from wine, horse meat, and alcohol used as a solvent or on the skin. See each one explained.
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