Why I’m Vegan on Eid and Every Other Day
I am proud to be a vegan Muslim. When I was a young girl, I stopped eating meat after witnessing the slaughter of a goat for qurbani.
Read MoreHow Veganism Is Spreading in the Arab World
“The Jerusalem Post” shows how the growth in veganism is anything but a trend.
Read MoreFor many Muslim grocery shoppers, the definition of ‘halal’ is shifting
For Muslims, halal food follows certain rules proscribed by Islamic law. It usually pertains to ritual slaughter and abstention from certain items like pork, blood and alcohol.
Read MorePETA’s Tips for a Rama-delicious Vegan Ramadan
Get ready to crave falafel hot dogs, lentil balls, fattoush, and more.
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Iraqi Foodie Is a Finalist in the U.S. Hottest Vegan Contest
PETA U.S. is preparing to crown this year’s hottest vegan next door—and an Iraqi social media influencer and food enthusiast is vying for the title.
Read MoreDubai Chocolatiers Launch Vegan Chocolate-Covered Dates for Ramadan
A Dubai-based chocolate company has launched a new line of vegan chocolates in honor of the month-long Islamic holiday, Ramadan.
Read MoreA Saudi Bill of Rights for Animals
The Saudi Ministry of Environment, Water and Agriculture has set up a ministerial committee to look into cases of torturing animals and birds at shops and farms.
Read MoreThe Saudi Government Starts an Animal-Welfare Society
A few days ago the Ministry of Environment, Water and Agriculture announced the establishment of a society for animal welfare following the Ministry of Labor and Social Development’s approval.
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