How we list products
Placeholder intro: All Things Halal exists to make it easier to find halal-friendly products across India's fragmented online market. We're a discovery and referral site — not a retailer and not a certification authority. This page explains, in plain language, how a product ends up on our site and what our labels actually mean.
Our listing process
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We research the product
Placeholder: describe how a product is sourced — brand websites, retailer listings, community submissions, etc.
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We check the halal claim
Placeholder: describe how certification is verified — checking certifier logos, certificate numbers, or noting when it's a brand's self-declaration with no third-party body involved.
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We label the source clearly
Placeholder: every listing shows either “Certified halal by [Certifier]” or “Halal status: brand's declaration” so shoppers know exactly what they're looking at.
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We link out, you decide
Placeholder: we never sell products ourselves. Every listing links to the retailer or brand's own site or store, where you complete your purchase.
What our labels mean
Placeholder: a named third-party certification body has issued a halal certificate for this product. We name the certifier so you can look them up independently.
Placeholder: no independent certifier is involved — the brand itself states the product is halal, typically via ingredients list or public statement.
Frequently asked questions
Does All Things Halal certify products as halal?
No. We are not a certification body. We aggregate publicly available information about halal claims and always show who is making that claim — a recognised certifier or the brand itself.
Do you sell any of the products listed?
No. Every product links out to the retailer or brand's own website or store. Purchases, payments, shipping, and returns are handled entirely by them, not us.
How do you make money?
Through affiliate programmes, including Amazon Associates and direct brand partnerships. We may earn a commission when you buy through our links, at no extra cost to you. This does not influence whether a product is listed.
What if a listing's halal status is wrong or outdated?
Please contact us so we can review and correct it. Halal status can change, so always verify directly with the certifying body or brand before purchasing, especially for anything you're uncertain about.