The Directory
Every listing tied to a named certificate with an issuer and an expiry date — and a trust score that shows its full working.
Explore listings →HalalPoint is the world's most trusted halal directory — 214,000 verified venues, a city-by-city travel guide with live prayer times, and a scanner that reads any barcode or ingredients panel and tells you what's really inside.
Wherever you are and whatever you're holding — we tell you whether it's halal, who says so, and why you can trust them.
Every listing tied to a named certificate with an issuer and an expiry date — and a trust score that shows its full working.
Explore listings →Barcode in, verdict out — and when a product isn't on file, paste the label and we grade it line by line.
Try the scanner →City guides by local Muslim editors, each with prayer times computed live from the city's own coordinates.
Open the guides →Pick a product. Every verdict below is computed by the PHP ingredient engine, not hard-coded — change the grading standard and watch the borderline items move.
Graded on the Standard setting. Unconfirmed items are flagged as doubtful for you to judge.
Hover a segment to isolate it; click to filter the directory by that authority.
Thousands of listings, after certificate verification
The venue or brand uploads its certificate. We read the number, issuer and expiry date.
We query the issuing body's own register. No match, no listing — no exceptions.
Meat suppliers, stock bases, oils and alcohol handling are reviewed by our halal desk.
Expiry alerts, community reports and re-audits keep every record current.
Each card shows that city's next prayer, computed on the server as this page was built.
Minangkabau slow cooking done properly — the rendang goes eight hours and the kitchen has held its certificate since …
Gulf produce cooked over palm charcoal, in a hotel that has never held an alcohol licence.
Fourteen courses, every stock alcohol-free, fish landed the same morning at Fujairah. Twelve seats, two sittings.
“I used to email manufacturers and wait a week for an answer. Now I point my phone at the packet in the aisle and I know before I reach the till.”
Offline scanning, every city guide, prayer-time reminders and a saved list that syncs everywhere you travel.