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Halal Industry: A Short Introduction

Hussein Elasrag

Editorial: Hussein Elasrag

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Sinopsis

The importance of this book comes from the importance of using halal and its effects on the material and spiritual life of the believers and its jurisprudential and religious dimensions on the one hand and the necessity to take advantage of new studies and modern technology in the production and monitoring of halal products on the other hand, as well as the development of exports and imports of various products labeled halal in the area of international trade and economics, and also international significant turnover in this field. This book provides a deep understanding of the Halal industry and brings you the latest developments and trends from this economy while also highlighting the future direction of this industry.
Disponible desde: 23/02/2022.

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