Halal is an Arabic term which means `permissible or lawful'. On the other hand, Haram is an Arabic term which means `prohibited or forbidden'. One of the key verses of Qur’an (9:29) talks about the treatment of non-believers, where they should be made to pay a tax called ‘Jizya.’ As per the book, it was also considered as a symbol of their subjugation in front of the supremacy of believers. Halal Certification In many Islamic countries, halal certification is given by the government. In India, FSSAI (Food Safety and Standards Authority of India) certification can be seen on almost all the processed foods but this authority doesn't give halal certification in India. Halal certification is given by many private companies in India which marks the food or products permissible for the followers of Islam. Important halal certification companies in India are: 1- Halal India Private Limited. 2- Halal Certification ...
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