đHalal is a pre-Islamic Arabic word that means âthat which is permissible. The opposite word is Haram âthat which is forbidden.
đIn simple words, Halal means nothing but the complete supply chain for the product being Muslim. Right from from raw materials producer, procurer,
manufacturer, wholesale agents, the product exchanges hands only with Muslims.
đThe animals are slaughtered by Halal System under the strict vigilance of recognized & registered Islamic body as per the tenets of Islamic Shariyat.
đThe cost of the products which are halal certified increases as the certification process is not free of cost. Halal certification is a discriminatory process towards the non-muslims especially in the halal meat industry.
đHalal economy is the worldâs fasted growing. Currently, a fee of about Rs.20,000 is levied to certify a product as halal compliant (excl. GST). Every product has to be certified individually. The certificate is valid only for a year and the renewal costs another Rs.15,000.
đThis is for one product, now think about the multitude of products that the Indian industry produces for local consumption as well as export, this will give you an idea of the scale of the halal economy, in India.
đJust because Muslims (who make up 15% of the countryâs population) want to consume only Halal meat, their practices are being forced upon the rest 85%.
đHindu majority is compelled to consume halal meat by Govt. run institutions like the ITDC, Air India, railway catering ..
services, all of them award contracts only to those who serve halal meat. The Indian parliament which is the most sacred space of the Indian democracy is served by the railway catering services.
đHindus must question these policies of the Govt. run institutions. Hindus should compel these institutions to make available food that is religiously acceptable, and until then their products should be boycotted.
đThreat Halal economy imposes on Hindus:
- Opens doors to Islamic Banking and Halalonomics
- Livelihood of poor Hindu butchers ruined
- Businesses being taken over by the minority community in the name of Halal economyâ from meats, packages foods, housing projects, hospitals,
medicines, beauty products; even malls are not exempt.
đTo give you an idea of the immense scale of Halalonomics, its the fastest growing economy today, projected to touch a staggering 3 Trillion dollars by 2023, it competes with the Indian GDP!
đRavi Ranjan Singh is a member of the Hindu Mahasabha & was a litigant in the Ram Janmabhoomi case. He has been running an awareness campaign against Halal-onomics for more than a decade. He set up the
@AuthorityJhatka to counter the spread of the halal economy.
đThe first-ever non-Halal restaurant opens in Kerala, Ernakulam district about year and a half back, to fight against forceful consumption of Halal.
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Credit - Hindu Existence, Hindu Jagruti