Muslim consumers
Why Buying Halal Labelled Food? Understanding the Spending Behavior of Non- Muslim Consumers in Malaysia
... non-Muslim consumers have become more concerned about choosing products that are ...made consumers more cautious in trusting products and halal ...in consumers’ behaviors that are concerned ...
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THE PERCEPTION OF MUSLIM CONSUMERS IN PURCHASING COSMETICS WITHOUT HALAL LABEL
... are Muslim. Since the number of Muslim populations are so large, halal products become familiar in daily ...of Muslim consumers that related to every single part of Islamic life (Baker, ...for ...
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Halal Traceability in Enhancing Halal Integrity for Food Industry in Malaysia – A Review
... to Muslim consumers to buy their products, despite the fact that the food was made in the premises they are not approved by the authorized body (Anir et ...but Muslim consumers in Malaysia are ...
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Marketing impact of halal labeling toward Indonesian muslim consumer’s behavioral intention
... lim consumers within a wide array of purchase context, especially in the purchase of food, drink and over the counter medicine products in Indo- ...the Muslim consumers in which the model will be ...
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Muslim and non Muslim consumer perceptions of halal at supermarkets in a non Muslim country : a thesis submitted to Massey University in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Masters in Business Studies in Marketing
... whether Muslim consumers living in New Zealand would purchase Halal produce from supermarkets if it was ...how Muslim rules conform to modern ...
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The Role of Supplier, Top Management and Government in Halal Practices Integrity of Malaysian Food Business
... the consumers (Tieman, ...the Muslim consumers do not just only concern on its halal status but also curious on the whole activities involved along the supply ...
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Shari`ah Compliance Risk
... Present day perceptions of Muslim consumers and investors are such that in order for a financial product or service to be accepted as Shari'ah compliant, it must [r] ...
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Development of multicultural MICE tourism in the Middle East : the case of Saudi Arabia
... in Muslim countries from non-Muslim markets on a large ...about Muslim countries are known to be caution and this may affect destination decision-making by MICE participants from non-Muslim ...
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Analysis of competitiveness on the market of milk and dairy products in Romania
... The most well-known brands of milk and dairy products are: Danone, Albalact, Napolact, Covalact, but those who have chosen other brands have also specified the following brands: Pilos, Kaufland, Carrefour or even the ...
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Muslim and Non-Muslim Perception of Social Interaction Between Religious in Malaysia
... between Muslim and non-Muslim communities in Malaysia, this is probably because most of the issues related to this are very sensitive to some parties, causing many researchers who are reluctant to bring ...
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The Association between Physical Activity and Fitness: The Influence of Muslim and Non Muslim
... Given that religion or ethnicity and age cohort were confounded, age differ- ences were reexamined considering Muslim and Non-Muslim. This was achieved using analyzed of covariance, with age cohort as the ...
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Halal Tourism: A New World for Tourism Industry
... the Muslim friendly tourism environment and the abundant of different food ...only Muslim country which is in group 10 high ranking world tourist destinations of which 23% is made up of Muslim ...
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Not Eating the Muslim Other: Halal Certification, Scaremongering, and the Racialisation of Muslim Identity
... building of mosques and other Muslim community facilities (al‐Natour and Morgan 2012; Dunn 2009; Hussein 2007). The campaign against halal certification reveals a shift in the racialisation of Muslims in that the ...
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Beyond the Muslim prisoner: understanding religious identification amongst Muslim offenders
... as Muslim inside prison, but who are of non-Asian origin 11 or who have converted to Islam in prison or in the recent ...the Muslim faith amongst ...
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Acceptability of post-mortem imaging among Muslim and non-Muslim communities
... Despite the overall preference for PM imaging over conventional autopsy, it was interesting to find that Muslim participants preferred conventional autopsy for the investigation of homicides and PM imaging for the ...
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DE-WESTERNIZATION OF SOCIAL MEDIA DEPENDENCY FOR DA’WAH PURPOSES
... Another well-known dai‟e who uses Facebook as a platform for dakwah is Ustaz Ebit Liew who always shares his enlightening journey to spread dakwah either though his status updates or through „live‟, real time posting. ...
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STATUS OF MUSLIM WOMAN
... Desertion and ill treatment of a wife even without contracting the second marriage are also on the increase in the lower sections of Muslim society. For months and sometimes for years the husbands keep away from ...
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[C701.Ebook] Download Ebook The Production Of The Muslim Woman Negotiating Text History And Ideology By Lamia Ben Youssef Zayzafoon.pdf
... The Production of the Muslim Woman represents absolutely first-rate, brilliant scholarship. It deals with the 'invention' of the 'Muslim woman,' and focuses especially on Maghrebian authors. The argument ...
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Caring for a Muslim Patient
... Marriage is considered a solemn and sacred contract with God. Husbands and wives have definite responsibilities which are complementary to each other. They must show mutual respect at all times. Muslim men are ...
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Muslim religious experiences
... It seems to us that it does not take a Muslim scholar to distinguish from Islam, certain alien sources of Sufi interpretations and some negative aspects of the Sufi way of life. Sufism is part of the Islamic ...
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