E120 Cochineal : a red colour obtained from female insects
E441 Gelatine : derived from the bones and/ or hides of cattle and/ or pigs
E542 Edible Bone Phosphate : an extract from animal bones
E904 Shellac : a resin from the lac insectWhilst some additives with a common code such as E47, can be either of animal or plant origin and this latter type needs to be investigated on a case-by-case basis per product/ manufacturer.
The main additives you need to be aware of are:
Glycerol / Glycerin / Glycerine (E422) - haraam if obtained from pork or non-halal meat sources.
Emulsifiers (E470 to E483) - haraam if obtained from pork or non-halal sources.
Edible Bone Phosphate (E542) - haraam if obtained from pork or non-halal meat sources.
Friday, February 19, 2010
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Software
As the technologies moved, we need some help to ease our life especially when we are dealing with lot of stuff in the store!. So, here is a software which can help you in defining the ecode easily.
The information below is taken from the original website.
Be confident about what you eat! Get the FREE Halal/Haram food guide now for your mobile phone! Search for an ingredient or an e-code (emulsifier code) to find out whether it's halal or haram. Get it now for Java-enabled phones, Smartphones, Pocket PCs, Blackberry devices and Symbian OS.
http://www.guidedways.com/mobile/halalguide/download_guide.php
Features
Comprehensive Ingredient List Halal Food Guide for mobiles includes a comprehensive list of ingredients. Take the guess work out of telling which ingredient in a product is Haram or Halal. The software works on all sorts of mobiles, with all sorts of displays. The main ingredient list page makes it easy to distinguish what's halal and what's haram by a quick glance, using color coding to distinguish the different types: Haram, Haram, Depends (Halal or Haram), Mushbooh (doubtful).
Comprehensive Emulsifier list Ever thought what those E codes were at the back of a product? These are emulsifiers that can be very tricky to deal with at times. Halal Food Guide for mobiles lists all emulsifiers there through which you can search for a specific one or simply browse through. Be confident about what you eat!
Search Engine Don't want to browse through the whole list of ingredients or E-numbers? Search for what you're looking for! Simply type in the e-code or part of the ingredients name into your mobile and viola! You'll get all relevant ingredients listed right at your finger tips.
Colour Coded List Don't have time to click and then read through explanation of why an ingredient is Halal or Haram? Look at the color of the item on the main menu to tell what it is: GREEN is for Halal, RED is for Haram, PURPLE is for Depends (i.e. an ingredient that can either be Halal or Haram depending upon its source) and BLACK is Mushbooh.
Haram/Halal Filter Filter out and see only Haram items, Halal items etc.
ZoomingZoom-in and Zoom-out upto three levels!
Small Size and Absolutely Free! Designed especially for small mobiles with varying screen sizes. Kept absolutely free for all to use.
The information below is taken from the original website.
Be confident about what you eat! Get the FREE Halal/Haram food guide now for your mobile phone! Search for an ingredient or an e-code (emulsifier code) to find out whether it's halal or haram. Get it now for Java-enabled phones, Smartphones, Pocket PCs, Blackberry devices and Symbian OS.
http://www.guidedways.com/mobile/halalguide/download_guide.php
Features
Comprehensive Ingredient List Halal Food Guide for mobiles includes a comprehensive list of ingredients. Take the guess work out of telling which ingredient in a product is Haram or Halal. The software works on all sorts of mobiles, with all sorts of displays. The main ingredient list page makes it easy to distinguish what's halal and what's haram by a quick glance, using color coding to distinguish the different types: Haram, Haram, Depends (Halal or Haram), Mushbooh (doubtful).
Comprehensive Emulsifier list Ever thought what those E codes were at the back of a product? These are emulsifiers that can be very tricky to deal with at times. Halal Food Guide for mobiles lists all emulsifiers there through which you can search for a specific one or simply browse through. Be confident about what you eat!
Search Engine Don't want to browse through the whole list of ingredients or E-numbers? Search for what you're looking for! Simply type in the e-code or part of the ingredients name into your mobile and viola! You'll get all relevant ingredients listed right at your finger tips.
Colour Coded List Don't have time to click and then read through explanation of why an ingredient is Halal or Haram? Look at the color of the item on the main menu to tell what it is: GREEN is for Halal, RED is for Haram, PURPLE is for Depends (i.e. an ingredient that can either be Halal or Haram depending upon its source) and BLACK is Mushbooh.
Haram/Halal Filter Filter out and see only Haram items, Halal items etc.
ZoomingZoom-in and Zoom-out upto three levels!
Small Size and Absolutely Free! Designed especially for small mobiles with varying screen sizes. Kept absolutely free for all to use.
Halal and haram e-code
Halal code(with E- label)
E171 E172 E173 E174 E200 E201 E202 E203 E210 E211 E212 E220 E221 E222 E223 E224 E226 E239 E249 E250 E251 E252 E260 E261 E262 E263 E280 E281 E283 E290 E300 E301 E330 E331 E332 E338 E339 E340 E400 E401 E402 E403 E405 E406 E407 E410 E412 E414 E415 E420 E421 E440a E440b "E450a,b,c" E460 E461 E463 E464 E465 E466 E413 E150(a-d) E160b E310
Halal code(without E- label)
637 900 262 296 297 350 351 352 353 355 363 370 375 380 381 385 416 500 501 503 504 507 508 509 510 513 514 515 516 518 524 525 526 527 528 529 530 535 536 540 541 545 551 552 553 554 558 559 575 576 577 578 901 903 924 925 926 927 905 636
CAN BE HALAL, HARAM OR MUSHBOH -read details of ingredient)
E341 E282 E404 E333 E270 E100 E325 E326 E327 E175 E227 E213 E302 E311 E312 E170 E322 E320 E321 E304 E306 E141 E140 E132 E102 E110 E122 E123 E124 E127 E131 E142 E151 E153 E160d E160a 160c E161a E161c E161d E161e E161f E161g E163 E162 E180 E104 E160e E160f E161b E307 E308 E309 E334 E335 E336 E337 E230 E231 E232 E233 E214 E215 E216 E217 E218 E219 E120 E101 E422 E483 E473 E474 E475 E477 E481 E482 E471 E472 E470
431 432 433 434 435 436 476 478 491 492 493 494 495 430 627 631 904 133 107 128 154 155 234 542 622 623 621 556 544 620 907 572 570 920 635
E171 E172 E173 E174 E200 E201 E202 E203 E210 E211 E212 E220 E221 E222 E223 E224 E226 E239 E249 E250 E251 E252 E260 E261 E262 E263 E280 E281 E283 E290 E300 E301 E330 E331 E332 E338 E339 E340 E400 E401 E402 E403 E405 E406 E407 E410 E412 E414 E415 E420 E421 E440a E440b "E450a,b,c" E460 E461 E463 E464 E465 E466 E413 E150(a-d) E160b E310
Halal code(without E- label)
637 900 262 296 297 350 351 352 353 355 363 370 375 380 381 385 416 500 501 503 504 507 508 509 510 513 514 515 516 518 524 525 526 527 528 529 530 535 536 540 541 545 551 552 553 554 558 559 575 576 577 578 901 903 924 925 926 927 905 636
CAN BE HALAL, HARAM OR MUSHBOH -read details of ingredient)
E341 E282 E404 E333 E270 E100 E325 E326 E327 E175 E227 E213 E302 E311 E312 E170 E322 E320 E321 E304 E306 E141 E140 E132 E102 E110 E122 E123 E124 E127 E131 E142 E151 E153 E160d E160a 160c E161a E161c E161d E161e E161f E161g E163 E162 E180 E104 E160e E160f E161b E307 E308 E309 E334 E335 E336 E337 E230 E231 E232 E233 E214 E215 E216 E217 E218 E219 E120 E101 E422 E483 E473 E474 E475 E477 E481 E482 E471 E472 E470
431 432 433 434 435 436 476 478 491 492 493 494 495 430 627 631 904 133 107 128 154 155 234 542 622 623 621 556 544 620 907 572 570 920 635
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Brief of e-code numbering
E-Numbers represent specific food additives, used by the food industry in the manufacture of various food products. These E-Numbers have been formulated by the European Economic Community (EEC) and are universally adopted by the food industry worldwide.It is known that many E-numbers contain unlisted haraam ingredients in them. Generally additives derived from animals and insects.
E-numbers are reference numbers used by the European Union to facilitate identification of food additives. All food additives used in the European Union are identified by an E-number. The "E" stands for "Europe" or "European Union". Normally each food additive is assigned a unique number, though occasionally, related additives are given an extension ("a", "b", or "i", "ii") to another E-number.
The Commission of the European Union assigns e-numbers after the additive is cleared by the Scientific Committee on Food (SCF), the body responsible for the safety evaluation of food additives in the European Union. The convention for assigning E-numbers is:
100-199 food colors
200-299 preservatives
300-399 antioxidants, phosphates, and complexing agents
400-499 thickeners, gelling agents, phosphates, humectants, emulsifiers
500-599 salts and related compounds
600-699 flavor enhancers
700-899 not used for food additives (used for feed additives)
900-999 surface coating agents, gases, sweeteners
1000-1399 miscellaneous additive
1400-1499 starch derivatives
E-numbers are only used for substances added directly to food products, so contaminants, enzymes and processing aids, which may be classified as additives in the USA, are not included in the E-number system.
There is an EU directive on food labeling which requires food additives to be listed in the product ingredients whenever they are added for technological purposes. This includes coloring, sweetening and favor enhancement as well as for preservation, thickening, emulsifying and the like. Ingredients must be listed in descending order of weight, which means that are generally found close to the end of the list of ingredients. However, substances used in the protection of plants and plant products, flavorings and substances added as nutrients (e.g., minerals, trace elements or vitamins) do not need to be included in the ingredient list. Because of this, some substances that are regulated as food additives in other countries may be exempt from the food additive definition in the EU.
E-numbers are reference numbers used by the European Union to facilitate identification of food additives. All food additives used in the European Union are identified by an E-number. The "E" stands for "Europe" or "European Union". Normally each food additive is assigned a unique number, though occasionally, related additives are given an extension ("a", "b", or "i", "ii") to another E-number.
The Commission of the European Union assigns e-numbers after the additive is cleared by the Scientific Committee on Food (SCF), the body responsible for the safety evaluation of food additives in the European Union. The convention for assigning E-numbers is:
100-199 food colors
200-299 preservatives
300-399 antioxidants, phosphates, and complexing agents
400-499 thickeners, gelling agents, phosphates, humectants, emulsifiers
500-599 salts and related compounds
600-699 flavor enhancers
700-899 not used for food additives (used for feed additives)
900-999 surface coating agents, gases, sweeteners
1000-1399 miscellaneous additive
1400-1499 starch derivatives
E-numbers are only used for substances added directly to food products, so contaminants, enzymes and processing aids, which may be classified as additives in the USA, are not included in the E-number system.
There is an EU directive on food labeling which requires food additives to be listed in the product ingredients whenever they are added for technological purposes. This includes coloring, sweetening and favor enhancement as well as for preservation, thickening, emulsifying and the like. Ingredients must be listed in descending order of weight, which means that are generally found close to the end of the list of ingredients. However, substances used in the protection of plants and plant products, flavorings and substances added as nutrients (e.g., minerals, trace elements or vitamins) do not need to be included in the ingredient list. Because of this, some substances that are regulated as food additives in other countries may be exempt from the food additive definition in the EU.
E codes ingredients
E codes are codes sometimes found on food labels in the European Union (GB, France, Germany, Spain, Italy, Portugal, etc.) The code indicates an ingredient which is some type of food additive. The E indicates that it is a "European Union approved" food additive.
If you never saw one before, probably you don't live in the European Union. Other countries have different food labelling laws. Even inside the EU, sometimes they use the code, sometimes they still write the word.
Halal: Halal is a Quranic term which means allowed or lawful. Halal foods and drinks are permitted for consumption by Allah-the Supreme Law Giver. Eating Halal is obligatory on every Muslim.
Haram: Haram is a Quranic term which means prohibited or unlawful. Haram foods and drinks are absolutely prohibited by Allah. Eating Haram is forbidden for every Muslim.
Mushbooh: Mushbooh is an Arabic term which means suspected and cover a grey area between Halal and Haraam. If one does not know the Halal or Harm status of a particular food or drink, such a food or drink is doubtful. A practicing Muslims prevents himself from consuming doubtful things.
Other words you may come across are Makrooh meaning ‘religiously discouraged’ or ‘disliked’ and Dhabiha meaning ‘slaughtered according to Islamic method’.
If you never saw one before, probably you don't live in the European Union. Other countries have different food labelling laws. Even inside the EU, sometimes they use the code, sometimes they still write the word.
Halal: Halal is a Quranic term which means allowed or lawful. Halal foods and drinks are permitted for consumption by Allah-the Supreme Law Giver. Eating Halal is obligatory on every Muslim.
Haram: Haram is a Quranic term which means prohibited or unlawful. Haram foods and drinks are absolutely prohibited by Allah. Eating Haram is forbidden for every Muslim.
Mushbooh: Mushbooh is an Arabic term which means suspected and cover a grey area between Halal and Haraam. If one does not know the Halal or Harm status of a particular food or drink, such a food or drink is doubtful. A practicing Muslims prevents himself from consuming doubtful things.
Other words you may come across are Makrooh meaning ‘religiously discouraged’ or ‘disliked’ and Dhabiha meaning ‘slaughtered according to Islamic method’.
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Halal food products in Australia
Many groceries available in Melbourne shops and supermarkets are halal. The Halal Helpline
publishes a list of these products in its Halal Guide. This guide has been reproduced on the
following few pages.
Whilst all of these products were verified as Halal at the time of testing, many manufacturers
change ingredients without notice. It is the responsibility of each individual to be vigilant in
making sure that the food they consume is Halal.
If you have any queries about halal or haram products in Australia, contact:
Halal Helpline
701/90 Pitt St, Sydney 2000
G.P.O. Box 3906
Sydney NSW 2001
Telephone: 1300 307 337
Email: info@halalhelpline.org
Web: www.halalhelpline.org
publishes a list of these products in its Halal Guide. This guide has been reproduced on the
following few pages.
Whilst all of these products were verified as Halal at the time of testing, many manufacturers
change ingredients without notice. It is the responsibility of each individual to be vigilant in
making sure that the food they consume is Halal.
If you have any queries about halal or haram products in Australia, contact:
Halal Helpline
701/90 Pitt St, Sydney 2000
G.P.O. Box 3906
Sydney NSW 2001
Telephone: 1300 307 337
Email: info@halalhelpline.org
Web: www.halalhelpline.org
Monday, February 15, 2010
Some halal grocery outlet
Here are some halal outlets which provide halal products to the consumers. Nevertherles, for some reasons people starts to accept some products which has no label as long as all the ingriedients were accepted. We can check the ingredient by reading the E-code (this code determine whether it contained any haaram, halal or syubhaah elements). E-code will be discussed in the next entry.
Brunswick
BAS Foods Australia419 Victoria St, Brunswick 3056 9381 1444
NSM Halal Foods381 Victoria St, Brunswick 3056 9387 7718
Campbellfield
Grand Foods 183 Barry Rd, Campbellfield 3061 9357 7220
Hassoun Grocery101 Harding St, Coburg 3058 9354 9649
Hawthorn
Laguna Oriental & Indonesian Supermarket 772 Glenferrie Rd, Hawthorn 3122 9818 5581
Somerton
BAS Foods Direct26-28 Somerton Rd, Somerton 3062 9308 8660
Brunswick
BAS Foods Australia419 Victoria St, Brunswick 3056 9381 1444
NSM Halal Foods381 Victoria St, Brunswick 3056 9387 7718
Campbellfield
Grand Foods 183 Barry Rd, Campbellfield 3061 9357 7220
Coburg
Hassoun Grocery101 Harding St, Coburg 3058 9354 9649
Hawthorn
Laguna Oriental & Indonesian Supermarket 772 Glenferrie Rd, Hawthorn 3122 9818 5581
Somerton
BAS Foods Direct26-28 Somerton Rd, Somerton 3062 9308 8660
Halal butchers retail and wholesale
Here are some halal addresses where you can get halal chicken and meat.
Altona
Zahra Halal Meat, 69 The CircleAl Amena Halal Meats, 29 The Circle 9399 4470
Al Amena Halal Meats, 29 The Circle 9399 2526
Broadmeadows
Dallas Fresh Produce (Dallas Shopping Centre),159 Blair St 9309 8186
Middle East Wholesale Meats, 20 Olsen Pl 9309 2786
Oz Poultry, G/114 Broadmeadows Shopping Centre 9309 1007
Sultan Halal Meat & Poultry, Broadmeadows Shopping Centre, Shop 135 Ground Floor 9309 8881
Brunswick
Alasaya Butchers, 565 Sydney Rd 9387 0920
Alis Halal Meats, 7/655 Sydney Rd 9384 6996
Danacioglu Kasabi, 48-50 Holmes St 9386 1974
Istanbul Halal Meats, 609 Sydney Rd 9380 4895
Madina Halal Butcher, 755 Sydney Rd 9386 0770
Campbellfield
Sultan Halal Meat Butcher, 354 Barry R 9357 9922
Clayton
Sarawan Halal Butcher, 35 Dunstan St 9544 2228
Coburg
Walid’s Helal Meat, 18 Sydney Rd 9386 1086
Coolaroo
Central Wholesale Butchers, 134 Maffra St 9302 1041
Dallas Dallas Butchers, 4 Dargie Court 9302 3055
Dandenong South
Supreme Halal Food, 41 Red Gum Dr 9706 6335
Flemington Macca Halal Meat, 316 Racecource Rd 9372 2755
Footscray
Footscray Halal Meats, 174 Nicholson St 9687 2188
Western Halal Meat, 53 Leeds St 9689 9667
Laverton North
Madina Halal Poultry, 1/23 Pipe Rd 9360 9455
Noble Park
Himat Butcher, 242 Railway Parade Noble Park 9792 4727
Halal Poultry, 278 Railway Parade 9701 7282
Savs Halal Wholesale Meats, 1/12a Leonard Ave 9548 4403
Northcote
Halal Market Meat Factory, 351 High St 9489 6603
Preston
Halal Market Meat Factory, 425 High St 9471 8281
Reservoir
Alfajr Halal Meats, 719 Gilbert Rd 9471 4133
St Albans
Chamis Butcher Halal Meat, 340 Main Rd West 9310 9727
Altona
Zahra Halal Meat, 69 The CircleAl Amena Halal Meats, 29 The Circle 9399 4470
Al Amena Halal Meats, 29 The Circle 9399 2526
Broadmeadows
Dallas Fresh Produce (Dallas Shopping Centre),159 Blair St 9309 8186
Middle East Wholesale Meats, 20 Olsen Pl 9309 2786
Oz Poultry, G/114 Broadmeadows Shopping Centre 9309 1007
Sultan Halal Meat & Poultry, Broadmeadows Shopping Centre, Shop 135 Ground Floor 9309 8881
Brunswick
Alasaya Butchers, 565 Sydney Rd 9387 0920
Alis Halal Meats, 7/655 Sydney Rd 9384 6996
Danacioglu Kasabi, 48-50 Holmes St 9386 1974
Istanbul Halal Meats, 609 Sydney Rd 9380 4895
Madina Halal Butcher, 755 Sydney Rd 9386 0770
Campbellfield
Sultan Halal Meat Butcher, 354 Barry R 9357 9922
Clayton
Sarawan Halal Butcher, 35 Dunstan St 9544 2228
Coburg
Walid’s Helal Meat, 18 Sydney Rd 9386 1086
Coolaroo
Central Wholesale Butchers, 134 Maffra St 9302 1041
Dallas Dallas Butchers, 4 Dargie Court 9302 3055
Dandenong
Al Ameen Halal Meats, 67 Foster St 9793 9377
Mar Mara Halal Meat, 266 Lonsdale St 9708 5455
Sav’s Halal Butchery, 33a Langhorne St 9708 5554Dandenong South
Supreme Halal Food, 41 Red Gum Dr 9706 6335
Flemington Macca Halal Meat, 316 Racecource Rd 9372 2755
Footscray
Footscray Halal Meats, 174 Nicholson St 9687 2188
Western Halal Meat, 53 Leeds St 9689 9667
Hoppers Crossing
The Mediterranean, 9 Woodville Shopping Centre 9748 0535
Wyndham Halal Meats, Shop 2, 1/3 Alexandra Ave 9749 4116Laverton North
Madina Halal Poultry, 1/23 Pipe Rd 9360 9455
Meadow Heights
Sultan Halal Meat Butcher, 55 Paringa Blv 9309 8012
Noble Park
Himat Butcher, 242 Railway Parade Noble Park 9792 4727
Halal Poultry, 278 Railway Parade 9701 7282
Savs Halal Wholesale Meats, 1/12a Leonard Ave 9548 4403
Northcote
Halal Market Meat Factory, 351 High St 9489 6603
Preston
Halal Market Meat Factory, 425 High St 9471 8281
Reservoir
Alfajr Halal Meats, 719 Gilbert Rd 9471 4133
St Albans
Chamis Butcher Halal Meat, 340 Main Rd West 9310 9727
Sunday, February 14, 2010
List of halal restaurant in Melbourne City
There are many restaurants, cafes and retail shops around Melbourne that serve or sell halal food. You'll find a large concentration of halal establishments along Sydney Road, Brunswick. Below is a list of Melbourne's halal food establishments. Make sure you call the establishment before booking, as details may change without notice.
HALAL RESTAURANTS – CITY CENTRE
Café One 4 Six 146 Exhibition Street, Melbourne Ph 03 9650 5499
Centro Citta, 141 Bourke Street, Melbourne Ph 03 9654 7152
Gaylord Indian Restaurant, 4 Tattersalls Lane, MelbournePh 03 9663 3980
Gourmet Curry Hut Shop, 3–4 318 Little Collins Street, Melbourne Ph 03 9671 4433
King Indian Café, 273 King Street, Melbourne Ph 03 9670 7550
Kings Kebab Souvlaki Bar, 163 Russell Street, Melbourne Ph 03 9663 1388
Lebanese House , 264 Russell Street, Melbourne Ph 03 9662 2230
Little Malaysia , 26 Liverpool Street, MelbournePh 03 9662 1678
Minang Restaurant, 242 Swanston Street, MelbournePh 03 9639 5977
Nelayan Indonesian Restaurant, 265-267 Swanston Street, MelbournePh 03 9663 5886
Rasa Sayang Halal Restaurant, 26–28 Market Lane, Melbourne Ph 03 9663 4667
Satay Inn Malaysian Restaurant, 270 Victoria Street, Melbourne Ph 03 9329 0329
Sawasdee Thai Restaurant, First Floor, 139 Little Bourke Street, Melbourne Ph 03 9663 4052
Skewers, 160 Bourke Street, Melbourne Ph 03 9663 0370
List of halal restaurant in Melbourne suburb(G - Z suburb)
Gladstone Park
Kebab House
43 Gladstone Park Shopping Centre, Gladstone Park
Ph 03 9338 1761
Glenroy
Glenroy Kebab House
25/796 Pascoe Vale Road, Glenroy
Ph 03 9306 6000
Mamaz Pizza and Pasta Café
91 South Street, Glenroy
Ph 03 9306 0253
Hampton
Marmaris Turkish Takeaway 537 Hampton Street, Hampton
Ph 03 9598 0105
Hawthorn
Kebab Café
424 Burwood Road, Hawthorn
Ph 03 9818 4880
Kensington
Amania
522 Macaulay Road, Kensington
Ph 03 9376 3379
Keysborough
Kebab Palace
Parkmore Shopping Centre, Keysborough
Ph 03 9701 8626
Malvern
Nicosia Kebab House
250 Glenferrie Road, Malvern
Ph 03 9509 9823
Ramayana Indonesian Restaurant
40–42 Glenferrie Road, Malvern
Ph 03 9509 7799
Meadow Heights
Kebab House
2 Meadow Heights Shopping Centre, Meadow Heights
Ph 03 9302 3999
Moonee Ponds
Kareem Shah Nawaz Restaurant
17 Hall Street, Moonee Ponds Ph 03 9370 0818
Kebab Junction
726 Mt Alexander Road, Moonee Ponds
Ph 03 9375 1911
Newport
Café Cedar
422 Melbourne Road, Newport
Ph 03 9391 0563
Star Pizza & Pasta Café
206 Mason Street, Newport
Ph 03 9399 5555
Niddrie
Essendon Kebab House
1/372 Keilor Road, Niddrie
Ph 03 9379 3666
Noble Park
Pizza Ten
8A Hosken Street, Noble Park
Ph 03 9548 1517
Yarraman Doner Kebabs
234 Railway Parade, Noble Park
Ph 03 9793 6670
Prahran
Shiva Indian Cuisine
530 Malvern Road, Prahran
Ph 03 9510 2037
Reservoir
Halal Sedaq
Corner 208 Edwards Street, Reservoir
Ph 03 9462 1259
Mimar Group Halal Meals
1/218 The Broadway, Reservoir
Ph 03 9462 1259
Richmond
Kilim Turkish Restaurant
366 Victoria Street, Richmond North
Ph 03 9428 5982
Punjab Indian Pakistan Restaurant
362 Victoria Street, Richmond
Ph 03 9428 8699
Rosanna
Rosanna Chicken Plus
141 Lower Plenty Road, Rosanna
Ph 03 9459 2294
Roxburgh Park
Ottoman Kebabs & Pizza
4/250 Somerton Road, Roxburgh Park
Ph 03 9305 3677
Springvale
Raju’s Indian Restaurant
890 Dandenong Road, Springvale
Ph 03 9574 2693
Templestowe
Unique Indian Cuisine
428 Thompsons Road, Lower Templestowe
Ph 03 9852 3144
Thornbury
Flamingo’s Halal Pizza & Pasta
375 St Georges Road, Thornbury
Ph 03 9484 3750
Wantirna South
Sizzle Works Cantina
2022A Knox City Shopping Centre, Wantirna South
Ph 03 9801 5602
Windsor
Marmara Restaurant
68 Chapel Street, Windsor
Ph 03 9510 6944
Kebab House
43 Gladstone Park Shopping Centre, Gladstone Park
Ph 03 9338 1761
Glenroy
Glenroy Kebab House
25/796 Pascoe Vale Road, Glenroy
Ph 03 9306 6000
Mamaz Pizza and Pasta Café
91 South Street, Glenroy
Ph 03 9306 0253
Hampton
Marmaris Turkish Takeaway 537 Hampton Street, Hampton
Ph 03 9598 0105
Hawthorn
Kebab Café
424 Burwood Road, Hawthorn
Ph 03 9818 4880
Kensington
Amania
522 Macaulay Road, Kensington
Ph 03 9376 3379
Keysborough
Kebab Palace
Parkmore Shopping Centre, Keysborough
Ph 03 9701 8626
Malvern
Nicosia Kebab House
250 Glenferrie Road, Malvern
Ph 03 9509 9823
Ramayana Indonesian Restaurant
40–42 Glenferrie Road, Malvern
Ph 03 9509 7799
Meadow Heights
Kebab House
2 Meadow Heights Shopping Centre, Meadow Heights
Ph 03 9302 3999
Moonee Ponds
Kareem Shah Nawaz Restaurant
17 Hall Street, Moonee Ponds Ph 03 9370 0818
Kebab Junction
726 Mt Alexander Road, Moonee Ponds
Ph 03 9375 1911
Newport
Café Cedar
422 Melbourne Road, Newport
Ph 03 9391 0563
Star Pizza & Pasta Café
206 Mason Street, Newport
Ph 03 9399 5555
Niddrie
Essendon Kebab House
1/372 Keilor Road, Niddrie
Ph 03 9379 3666
Noble Park
Pizza Ten
8A Hosken Street, Noble Park
Ph 03 9548 1517
Yarraman Doner Kebabs
234 Railway Parade, Noble Park
Ph 03 9793 6670
Prahran
Shiva Indian Cuisine
530 Malvern Road, Prahran
Ph 03 9510 2037
Reservoir
Halal Sedaq
Corner 208 Edwards Street, Reservoir
Ph 03 9462 1259
Mimar Group Halal Meals
1/218 The Broadway, Reservoir
Ph 03 9462 1259
Richmond
Kilim Turkish Restaurant
366 Victoria Street, Richmond North
Ph 03 9428 5982
Punjab Indian Pakistan Restaurant
362 Victoria Street, Richmond
Ph 03 9428 8699
Rosanna
Rosanna Chicken Plus
141 Lower Plenty Road, Rosanna
Ph 03 9459 2294
Roxburgh Park
Ottoman Kebabs & Pizza
4/250 Somerton Road, Roxburgh Park
Ph 03 9305 3677
Springvale
Raju’s Indian Restaurant
890 Dandenong Road, Springvale
Ph 03 9574 2693
Templestowe
Unique Indian Cuisine
428 Thompsons Road, Lower Templestowe
Ph 03 9852 3144
Thornbury
Flamingo’s Halal Pizza & Pasta
375 St Georges Road, Thornbury
Ph 03 9484 3750
Wantirna South
Sizzle Works Cantina
2022A Knox City Shopping Centre, Wantirna South
Ph 03 9801 5602
Windsor
Marmara Restaurant
68 Chapel Street, Windsor
Ph 03 9510 6944
List of halal restaurant in Melbourne suburb (A - F suburb)
Balwyn North
Dunyazad Lebanese Restaurant
329 Doncaster Road, Balwyn North
Ph 03 9857 8778
Box Hill
Mariachi’s Mexican Restaurant
930 Whitehorse Road, Box Hill
Ph 03 9898 0722
Nights of Shiraz
941 Station Street, Box Hill North
Ph 03 9890 0019
Broadmeadows
Station Kebab House
5–7/1100 Pascoe Vale Road, Broadmeadows
Ph 03 9309 6626
Brunswick
Adana Restaurant
848 Sydney Road, Brunswick
Ph 03 9384 1829
Aladdin’s Pizza
284 Sydney Road, Brunswick
Ph 03 9387 7835
Alasya Turkish Restaurant
555 Sydney Road, Brunswick
Ph 03 9387 2679
Balha’s Pastry Lebanese Sweet
478 Sydney Road, Brunswick
Ph 03 9388 1876
Big Sam’s Pizza
873 Sydney Road, Brunswick
Ph 03 9386 7099
Bismi Restaurant
848 Sydney Road, Brunswick
Ph 03 9386 8611
Brunswick Golden Chicken
627 Sydney Road, Brunswick
Ph 03 9386 5800
Central Kebab House
661 Sydney Road, Brunswick
Ph 03 9386 0599
Curry Valley Indian Cuisine
841 Sydney Road, Brunswick
Ph 03 9386 7170
Deli
661 Sydney Road, Brunswick Market
Ph 0419 564 767
El-Fayha Sweets
648 Sydney Road, Brunswick
Ph 03 9386 9674
Golden Terrace Restaurant
803–805 Sydney Road, Brunswick
Ph 03 9386 6729
La Petite Aurora Restaurant
151 Donald Street, Brunswick East
Ph 03 9386 0441
Lahore Tandoori
66 Lyon Street, Brunswick
Ph 03 9387 0192
Laila Receptions
451 Sydney Road, Brunswick
Ph 03 9388 1122
Rumeli Restaurant
618 Sydney Road, Brunswick
Ph 03 9384 0011
Sahara Pizza
627 Sydney Road, Brunswick
Ph 03 9386 5400
Sultan Ahmet Restaurant
835 Sydney Street, Brunswick
Ph 03 9384 0054
Tiba’s Lebanese Food
504 Sydney Road, Brunswick
Ph 03 9380 8425
Tandoori Nights
167 Sydney Road, Brunswick
Ph 03 9388 0823
Campbellfield
Bizzler Take Away
337 Barry Road, Campbellfield
Ph 03 9357 9337
Foodgate Pizza
325 Barry Road, Campbellfield
Ph 03 9357 7447
Katik Take Away
345 Barry Road, Campbellfield
Ph 03 9357 9997
Carlton
Abla’s Lebanese Restaurant 109 Elgin Street, Carlton
Ph 03 9347 0006
Jakarta Seafood Restaurant 118 Elgin Street, Carlton
Ph 03 9349 3118
Caulfield North
Almezzett Lebanese Restaurant
210 Balaclava Road, Caulfield North
Ph 03 9509 8959
Clayton
Halal Java Food
276 Clayton Road, Clayton
Ph 03 9548 7022
Sarawan Spices & Takeway Food
331 Clayton Road, Clayton
Ph 03 9544 2291
Coburg
Abdul’s Halal Take Away Foods
22 Elizabeth Street, Coburg East
Ph 03 9354 3506
Anwar Bakery
78 Sydney Road, Coburg
Ph 03 9386 4377
Coburg Flame Grill Chicken
61 Waterfield Street, Coburg
Ph 03 9354 1671
Hassoun Coffee House
101 Harding Street, Coburg
Ph 03 9354 9649
Kebab Station
9–10/451 Sydney Road, Coburg
Ph 03 9355 7766
Lazzat Kadah
61–63 Sydney Road, Coburg
Ph 03 9386 6220
Lebanese Pizza
78 Sydney Road, Coburg
Ph 03 9386 4377
Newlands Pizza
Corner Murray Road and Elizabeth Street, Coburg
Ph 03 9350 5158
Pinarbasi
279–281 Sydney Road, Coburg
Ph 03 9383 4966
Saleem Indian Restaurant
114 Bell Street, Coburg
Ph 03 9354 1899
Collingwood
Karagoz Take Away
96 Smith Street, Collingwood
Ph 03 9417 4195
Dandenong
Afghan Bakery
252 Thomas Street, Dandenong
Ph 03 9791 2046
A-La-Turko
236a Dandenong Plaza, McCrae Street, Dandenong
Ph 03 9792 9958
Mexicasa
245 Dandenong Plaza, McCrae St, Dandenong
Ph 03 9794 9649
Pamir Kebab House
161–163 Thomas Street, Dandenong
Ph 03 9792 0197
Punjab Sweet & Indian Take Away
2B Mason Street, Dandenong
Ph 03 9792 1694
Sindbad Lebanese Restaurant
202 Thomas Street, Dandenong
Ph 03 9794 7239
Elsternwick
Bala Da Dhaba Indian Restaurant
56 Glen Eira Road, Elsternwick
Ph 03 9523 8683
Eltham
Ginger Garlic Indian Restaurant
9/9 Dudley Street, Eltham
Ph 03 9431 3550
Fawkner
Lynch Fish & Chips
94A Lynch Road, Fawkner
Ph 03 9357 2655
Fitzroy
Fitzoy Take Away
89 Smith Street, Fitzroy
Ph 03 9419 2183
Afghan Gallery Restaurant
327 Brunswick Street, Fitzroy
Ph 03 9417 2430
Aishah Café
293 Smith Street, Fitzroy
Ph 03 9486 0335
Frankston
Kebab Central
28 Beach Street, Frankston
Ph 03 9783 1333
Dunyazad Lebanese Restaurant
329 Doncaster Road, Balwyn North
Ph 03 9857 8778
Box Hill
Mariachi’s Mexican Restaurant
930 Whitehorse Road, Box Hill
Ph 03 9898 0722
Nights of Shiraz
941 Station Street, Box Hill North
Ph 03 9890 0019
Broadmeadows
Station Kebab House
5–7/1100 Pascoe Vale Road, Broadmeadows
Ph 03 9309 6626
Brunswick
Adana Restaurant
848 Sydney Road, Brunswick
Ph 03 9384 1829
Aladdin’s Pizza
284 Sydney Road, Brunswick
Ph 03 9387 7835
Alasya Turkish Restaurant
555 Sydney Road, Brunswick
Ph 03 9387 2679
Balha’s Pastry Lebanese Sweet
478 Sydney Road, Brunswick
Ph 03 9388 1876
Big Sam’s Pizza
873 Sydney Road, Brunswick
Ph 03 9386 7099
Bismi Restaurant
848 Sydney Road, Brunswick
Ph 03 9386 8611
Brunswick Golden Chicken
627 Sydney Road, Brunswick
Ph 03 9386 5800
Central Kebab House
661 Sydney Road, Brunswick
Ph 03 9386 0599
Curry Valley Indian Cuisine
841 Sydney Road, Brunswick
Ph 03 9386 7170
Deli
661 Sydney Road, Brunswick Market
Ph 0419 564 767
El-Fayha Sweets
648 Sydney Road, Brunswick
Ph 03 9386 9674
Golden Terrace Restaurant
803–805 Sydney Road, Brunswick
Ph 03 9386 6729
La Petite Aurora Restaurant
151 Donald Street, Brunswick East
Ph 03 9386 0441
Lahore Tandoori
66 Lyon Street, Brunswick
Ph 03 9387 0192
Laila Receptions
451 Sydney Road, Brunswick
Ph 03 9388 1122
Rumeli Restaurant
618 Sydney Road, Brunswick
Ph 03 9384 0011
Sahara Pizza
627 Sydney Road, Brunswick
Ph 03 9386 5400
Sultan Ahmet Restaurant
835 Sydney Street, Brunswick
Ph 03 9384 0054
Tiba’s Lebanese Food
504 Sydney Road, Brunswick
Ph 03 9380 8425
Tandoori Nights
167 Sydney Road, Brunswick
Ph 03 9388 0823
Campbellfield
Bizzler Take Away
337 Barry Road, Campbellfield
Ph 03 9357 9337
Foodgate Pizza
325 Barry Road, Campbellfield
Ph 03 9357 7447
Katik Take Away
345 Barry Road, Campbellfield
Ph 03 9357 9997
Carlton
Abla’s Lebanese Restaurant 109 Elgin Street, Carlton
Ph 03 9347 0006
Jakarta Seafood Restaurant 118 Elgin Street, Carlton
Ph 03 9349 3118
Caulfield North
Almezzett Lebanese Restaurant
210 Balaclava Road, Caulfield North
Ph 03 9509 8959
Clayton
Halal Java Food
276 Clayton Road, Clayton
Ph 03 9548 7022
Sarawan Spices & Takeway Food
331 Clayton Road, Clayton
Ph 03 9544 2291
Coburg
Abdul’s Halal Take Away Foods
22 Elizabeth Street, Coburg East
Ph 03 9354 3506
Anwar Bakery
78 Sydney Road, Coburg
Ph 03 9386 4377
Coburg Flame Grill Chicken
61 Waterfield Street, Coburg
Ph 03 9354 1671
Hassoun Coffee House
101 Harding Street, Coburg
Ph 03 9354 9649
Kebab Station
9–10/451 Sydney Road, Coburg
Ph 03 9355 7766
Lazzat Kadah
61–63 Sydney Road, Coburg
Ph 03 9386 6220
Lebanese Pizza
78 Sydney Road, Coburg
Ph 03 9386 4377
Newlands Pizza
Corner Murray Road and Elizabeth Street, Coburg
Ph 03 9350 5158
Pinarbasi
279–281 Sydney Road, Coburg
Ph 03 9383 4966
Saleem Indian Restaurant
114 Bell Street, Coburg
Ph 03 9354 1899
Collingwood
Karagoz Take Away
96 Smith Street, Collingwood
Ph 03 9417 4195
Dandenong
Afghan Bakery
252 Thomas Street, Dandenong
Ph 03 9791 2046
A-La-Turko
236a Dandenong Plaza, McCrae Street, Dandenong
Ph 03 9792 9958
Mexicasa
245 Dandenong Plaza, McCrae St, Dandenong
Ph 03 9794 9649
Pamir Kebab House
161–163 Thomas Street, Dandenong
Ph 03 9792 0197
Punjab Sweet & Indian Take Away
2B Mason Street, Dandenong
Ph 03 9792 1694
Sindbad Lebanese Restaurant
202 Thomas Street, Dandenong
Ph 03 9794 7239
Elsternwick
Bala Da Dhaba Indian Restaurant
56 Glen Eira Road, Elsternwick
Ph 03 9523 8683
Eltham
Ginger Garlic Indian Restaurant
9/9 Dudley Street, Eltham
Ph 03 9431 3550
Fawkner
Lynch Fish & Chips
94A Lynch Road, Fawkner
Ph 03 9357 2655
Fitzroy
Fitzoy Take Away
89 Smith Street, Fitzroy
Ph 03 9419 2183
Afghan Gallery Restaurant
327 Brunswick Street, Fitzroy
Ph 03 9417 2430
Aishah Café
293 Smith Street, Fitzroy
Ph 03 9486 0335
Frankston
Kebab Central
28 Beach Street, Frankston
Ph 03 9783 1333
Saturday, February 13, 2010
Comprehensive list of halal food restaurant/café based on category
Is there a current comprehensive list of halal restaurants in Melbourne, preferably in categories of type (as opposed to suburb).Fellow readers can fill out the following...Maybe the following headings:
Turkish
LebaneseItalian
Indian
Indonesian
Thai
Indian
Indonesian
Thai
Malaysian / SingaporeanAfrican
Seafood
General Australian
Other
TAKE AWAY:
Pizza
Kebab
BBQ Chicken
Other
Seafood
General Australian
Other
TAKE AWAY:
Pizza
Kebab
BBQ Chicken
Other
Halal authorization in Melbourne(Victoria)
Today there is more than the quarter of a million Moslem in Australia of the majority of the Moslem countries of the world and his Australian children and their descendants. At first these people came from the fisherman Moslem of Indonesia and later on, from the Afghan chauffeurs of camel who came in 1860, which helped to the European regulation. These numbers grew rapidly with the big immigration of stairs after the Second World War. The Moslem community did to itself an integral and important part of the Australian multicultural community. Australia is an important exporter of meat and of other food products, which constitute an important part of his profits of exportation.
The national organization of Islam and of Moslem communities in Australia is the Australian Federation of Islamic Advices (AFIC) and it works across a certain number of regions as the health, the education and the food. It established processes on a national stairs at the beginning of the year 1970 to help to the industry of meat to produce products halal for what revealed to be the markets of meat of principal lambs of the Australia of Middle East.
From this time, the halal food Australian gained the acceptance of importing countries and consuming closely of the balloon. The widest industry of food in Australia now adopted acceptable practices, which it allows the products to be assured as being Halal. AFIC, with a certain number of other policy holder's organizations, kept on playing a very important role in the supervision and the certification of products Halal in the Australian meat and the food industry. The current work does to develop the network of country to agree in the international uniform norms for regular meat Halal and food products. This Yearbook is the result of the cooperation during Halal who assures it organizations contained in this.
Certifying Organisations
Australian Halal Food Services Trust (AHFS)
Halal Certification Authority Australia (HCAA)
Islamic Co-ordinating Council of Victoria Inc (ICCV)
The Australian Federation of Islamic Councils Inc (AFIC)
The national organization of Islam and of Moslem communities in Australia is the Australian Federation of Islamic Advices (AFIC) and it works across a certain number of regions as the health, the education and the food. It established processes on a national stairs at the beginning of the year 1970 to help to the industry of meat to produce products halal for what revealed to be the markets of meat of principal lambs of the Australia of Middle East.
From this time, the halal food Australian gained the acceptance of importing countries and consuming closely of the balloon. The widest industry of food in Australia now adopted acceptable practices, which it allows the products to be assured as being Halal. AFIC, with a certain number of other policy holder's organizations, kept on playing a very important role in the supervision and the certification of products Halal in the Australian meat and the food industry. The current work does to develop the network of country to agree in the international uniform norms for regular meat Halal and food products. This Yearbook is the result of the cooperation during Halal who assures it organizations contained in this.
Certifying Organisations
Australian Halal Food Services Trust (AHFS)
Halal Certification Authority Australia (HCAA)
Islamic Co-ordinating Council of Victoria Inc (ICCV)
The Australian Federation of Islamic Councils Inc (AFIC)
Friday, February 12, 2010
Halal and Haram by Category
The legitimate and prohibited food also can be grouped in other categories;
The animal category: This includes to the animal of land and to the marine animal. Almost all that live in the fresh water and the water animals of salt (those that live in the water all the time) are allowed unless they are harmful to death. There is no demand to knock down to the marine animals, between the animals of area, the pig is prohibited especially and the carnivorous mammals and some of other animals and the birds are prohibited by the deduction of the Islamic law.
The derivatives (the eggs and the milk) animals halal whereas living ingredients are allowed for Moslems unless there is a contamination for any prohibited in seemingly halal the products. and, e.g. the use of pepsin or the rennet of animal in the manufacture of cheese.
Plant Category: All products taken out from plants are lawful for Muslim except consumption when it fermented to contain alcohol, or by containing toxic products or ingredients on the other hand harmful to people.
Mineral category: in general sure substances taken out from the mineral fountains or from oil are the halal except those who could become intoxicating or those who put down a danger for health.
A biotechnology and a Genetic Engineering category: the Biotechnology and bioengineering began in reshape the productions of food, questions is raised on the permissibility of the produced food by using these techniques. Islam is a viable religion forever, and such questions are examined in a foundation of case by case by the erudite persons Muslims. The biotechnology covers a vast variety of biological activities of science and, can drive to a big number of different applications for the bunch of feeding and our provisioning of food.
The laws of Islamic food are founded on the cleanliness, the sanitary system and the purity. All the tools must be clean and without contamination of any illicit or harmful substances.
Any derivatives or thrown ingredients have to be also properly for the animals knocked down to be good for the Moslem consumption.
The animal category: This includes to the animal of land and to the marine animal. Almost all that live in the fresh water and the water animals of salt (those that live in the water all the time) are allowed unless they are harmful to death. There is no demand to knock down to the marine animals, between the animals of area, the pig is prohibited especially and the carnivorous mammals and some of other animals and the birds are prohibited by the deduction of the Islamic law.
The derivatives (the eggs and the milk) animals halal whereas living ingredients are allowed for Moslems unless there is a contamination for any prohibited in seemingly halal the products. and, e.g. the use of pepsin or the rennet of animal in the manufacture of cheese.
Plant Category: All products taken out from plants are lawful for Muslim except consumption when it fermented to contain alcohol, or by containing toxic products or ingredients on the other hand harmful to people.
Mineral category: in general sure substances taken out from the mineral fountains or from oil are the halal except those who could become intoxicating or those who put down a danger for health.
A biotechnology and a Genetic Engineering category: the Biotechnology and bioengineering began in reshape the productions of food, questions is raised on the permissibility of the produced food by using these techniques. Islam is a viable religion forever, and such questions are examined in a foundation of case by case by the erudite persons Muslims. The biotechnology covers a vast variety of biological activities of science and, can drive to a big number of different applications for the bunch of feeding and our provisioning of food.
The laws of Islamic food are founded on the cleanliness, the sanitary system and the purity. All the tools must be clean and without contamination of any illicit or harmful substances.
Any derivatives or thrown ingredients have to be also properly for the animals knocked down to be good for the Moslem consumption.
Thursday, February 11, 2010
What is halal food
In the Arabian language, halal means “allowed” or “lawful”. Halal food is food which is allowed corresponding to Islamic food rules. According to these rules attached in the holy book, the people cannot consume the following:
-Pork or pork products
-Animals which have died before to kill (in a proper way)
-Predatory animals
-Bird of a robbery
-The grounds animal without external ears
-The animals which have been not killed correctly or not killed on behalf of God
-Blood or any blood products
These foods are protected and components are named haram, meaning prohibited in the Arabian language.
Principles, in how much in Permissibility
In general, it is accepted that the principle of halal is something that is lawful or allowed certificate. It is obligatory for the Moslem to eat Halal product and to consume products halal; and haram means illegal or protected environment of the Arabian word.
The base principle consists that all the things created by the god are allowed, with some exceptions which are protected precisely.
To decide lawful and illegal, is the right of the God. No one no matter how powerful he is, he can not take it in his hands to decide.
Prohibiting what is permitted and permitting what is prohibited is similar to ascribing partners to God.
The fundamental reasons for the prohibition of things are due to the impurity and the damage. A Muslim is not forced to know exactly why or how anything is dirty or harmful in that the God prohibited. These might be a few clear reasons and there might be dark reasons.
That is allowed is sufficient and that is prohibited is then harmful, the God prohibited only things that are harmful for the human being providing better alternatives.
That is conductive “in the Doubt " is in yes it is prohibited. If something is prohibited, any causative thing is so prohibited.
Falsely representing unlawful as lawful is prohibited and disobey God's prohibitions by flimsy excuses.
-Pork or pork products
-Animals which have died before to kill (in a proper way)
-Predatory animals
-Bird of a robbery
-The grounds animal without external ears
-The animals which have been not killed correctly or not killed on behalf of God
-Blood or any blood products
These foods are protected and components are named haram, meaning prohibited in the Arabian language.
Principles, in how much in Permissibility
In general, it is accepted that the principle of halal is something that is lawful or allowed certificate. It is obligatory for the Moslem to eat Halal product and to consume products halal; and haram means illegal or protected environment of the Arabian word.
The base principle consists that all the things created by the god are allowed, with some exceptions which are protected precisely.
To decide lawful and illegal, is the right of the God. No one no matter how powerful he is, he can not take it in his hands to decide.
Prohibiting what is permitted and permitting what is prohibited is similar to ascribing partners to God.
The fundamental reasons for the prohibition of things are due to the impurity and the damage. A Muslim is not forced to know exactly why or how anything is dirty or harmful in that the God prohibited. These might be a few clear reasons and there might be dark reasons.
That is allowed is sufficient and that is prohibited is then harmful, the God prohibited only things that are harmful for the human being providing better alternatives.
That is conductive “in the Doubt " is in yes it is prohibited. If something is prohibited, any causative thing is so prohibited.
Falsely representing unlawful as lawful is prohibited and disobey God's prohibitions by flimsy excuses.
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