A Dubai based Emirati entrepreneur has launched 3bayti, a homegrown app designed to help Emirati women sell abayas, accessories, and local creations without the high costs of mall pop ups.…
Whether trekking Kilimanjaro or wandering through Granada, solo Muslim women are redefining adventure on their own terms — with faith and values at the center. Tailored halal trips now offer…
“While Halal standards emphasize purity, cleanliness, and ethical practices, Halal-certified food isn’t automatically healthy. That said, it can offer health benefits—like leaner cuts and reduced contaminants—when combined with conscious ingredient…
A fresh wave of hijabi creators is reshaping fashion. These women use style to express faith, individuality, and empowerment—not constraints. Far beyond token representation, they are actively redefining modest dressing…
Halal oud is revolutionizing the fragrance industry, with the global Halal cosmetics market
Asda has been leading the way with their extensive Ramadan range, catering to both the younger and older generations.
With the realisation that what we watch – consume – with our eyes and ears and imaginations is just as important as what we put in our mouths, supporting video-on-demand…
Streaming video on demand, geared for the Muslim millennial digital consumer, offering inspiring lifestyle content, delivered via apps to mobile devices in Southeast Asia.
What we consume through our eyes, our ears and our consciousness has just as profound an effect as what we eat. Arguably even more so.
Muslim women in Southeast Asia favour Japanese brands, shop online regularly and are more career driven and cosmopolitan than ever before, according to a study.
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