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Are stalls, which do not possess the Muis Halal certificate, allowed to sell Halal food?
Any stall can sell halal food. If the stall wants to claim through verbal or written means that they sell halal food, it is highly recommended to apply for halal certification.
It is the responsibility of the stall owner to sell what they claim. From an ethical standpoint, making halal claims without proper verification or certification can mislead consumers and breach the trust of the Muslim community who rely on such claims for their religious dietary requirements.
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Does a Muslim-owned eating establishment require Halal certification from Muis?
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