Halal food is associated with Muslims as well as Non-Muslims which is understandable. But there are many misconceptions which limits the minds of the people like they should guard themselves away and should not consume anything which a Non-Muslim sells which is considered as Non-Halal. Such religious believes creates barrier between people which leads to distinction between them but now a days we can see that there are many things in common between them.

Halal industry has many categories like Halal Food, Halal Tourism, Islamic banking, Halal medicines and pharmaceuticals, Halal cosmetics, modest fashion, Halal food and beverages and also Halal media and recreational sector for entertainment and many more. But out of all these the most important sector and most searched topic is Halal food and beverages in Halal industry as there are more opportunities due to rising demand of it whole over the world.

Halal food sector is turning to be the last Halal industry pillar by its revenue by showing clear signs of maturity and development with an increase in Halal private equity investments for food which includes $30 Million invested in Janan Meat in United Kingdom and an IPO undertaking in Malaysia’s Dagang in the London Stock Exchange. Halal industry is also upgrading its regulation by accelerating the oversee certifiers to reduce all complexity and encourage more players in Halal food and beverage sector.

The Islamic banking and finance sector has shown a healthy growth and has spread worldwide. This has enabled for crowdfunding platforms. But due to lack of awareness about Islamic Finance produce offering, the sectors have been held back.

Halal Tourism is also expanding its reach by increasing its growth rate in Halal beach resorts and also by launching various different dedicated airlines and launching the answers to Bookhalalhomes, TripAdvisor, Airbnb, Tripfez and others.

Not only the above mentioned sectors are expanding but also the modest fashion industry is expanding with an increase in several retailers and brands likes Dolce & Gabana and Uniqlo and Burberry entering industry is the center of attraction. Along with these there are several noticeable factors and investments driving the sector forward which includes crowdfunding used to develop a climate of hijab and the investment funding by Qatar’s Mayhoola for French Luxury label Balmain.

Halal Pharmaceuticals and Halal Cosmetics are also turning out to be a sector of investment by creating and spreading awareness about ingredients rises fostering the development of new products like permeable nail polish and the Halal vaccines adding to the new range of pharmaceuticals. Not forgetting Halal media and entertainment, it is also driving positive reinforcements for Muslims by publishing new magazines and offering new Muslim Kids Tv and technological innovations like Quran Academy which is notable.