Halal Food
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Japan Becoming Muslim-Friendly with Halal Food and More
- Wednesday July 9, 2014
- AFP
Prayer rooms, hijabs made from local silk and even halal-certified whale meat are appearing in Japan as tourism bosses wake up to the demand from Muslim travellers. For a largely homogeneous country with only around 100,000 practising Muslims, that means...
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UK school serves non-halal food to Muslim pupils, apologises
- Thursday February 21, 2013
- World News | Press Trust of India
A UK school in an "unintentional error" served non-halal food to Muslim students for which it has apologised and sacked a staffer.
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Halal food expands reach in France
- Thursday September 9, 2010
- World News | New York Times
For years, Anissa Benchamacha bought her meat in a parking lot, from vendors hawking near-expired products to Muslims eager to find food that met their religious requirements. But on a recent afternoon, Ms. Benchamacha stood in quiet wonderment before the tidy rows of packaged cold cuts in Hal'Shop, a new supermarket in this middle-class Paris subu...
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www.ndtv.com
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Japan Becoming Muslim-Friendly with Halal Food and More
- Wednesday July 9, 2014
- AFP
Prayer rooms, hijabs made from local silk and even halal-certified whale meat are appearing in Japan as tourism bosses wake up to the demand from Muslim travellers. For a largely homogeneous country with only around 100,000 practising Muslims, that means...
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food.ndtv.com
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UK school serves non-halal food to Muslim pupils, apologises
- Thursday February 21, 2013
- World News | Press Trust of India
A UK school in an "unintentional error" served non-halal food to Muslim students for which it has apologised and sacked a staffer.
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www.ndtv.com
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Halal food expands reach in France
- Thursday September 9, 2010
- World News | New York Times
For years, Anissa Benchamacha bought her meat in a parking lot, from vendors hawking near-expired products to Muslims eager to find food that met their religious requirements. But on a recent afternoon, Ms. Benchamacha stood in quiet wonderment before the tidy rows of packaged cold cuts in Hal'Shop, a new supermarket in this middle-class Paris subu...
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www.ndtv.com