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Halal refers to food and products that are permissible according to Islamic law, and the word is used as a label or marker in restaurants, shops, and on products to indicate they meet these requirements. For Muslims, halal certification matters because it ensures their food and purchases align with their religious beliefs and dietary laws.
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