Definition

A halal business is one that:

1. Sells halal products/services — permissible in Islam
2. Operates ethically — no fraud, deception or cheating
3. Avoids haram income — no interest, gambling, alcohol, etc.
4. Treats all fairly — employees, customers, suppliers
5. Pays Zakat — on business profits when due

What Can Muslim Women Sell?

✅ HALAL Products/Services:

• Food and beverages (halal certified)
• Clothing, hijabs, Islamic fashion
• Islamic books, educational materials
• Handmade crafts, art
• Beauty products (halal, no haram ingredients)
• Home cleaning, childcare services
• Teaching, tutoring, coaching
• Sewing, tailoring, embroidery
• Baking, cooking, catering
• Online services (writing, design, social media)
• Digital products (templates, guides, courses)
• Health and wellness (Islamic medicine, herbal)

❌ HARAM Products/Services:

• Alcohol, intoxicants
• Pork and non-halal meat
• Interest-based financial services
• Music and entertainment (prohibited types)
• Astrology, fortune-telling
• Immodest photography/media

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