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Last updated: July 14, 2026

These terms apply when you use the Zabihah — Scan Halal Food app or this website. By using the service, you agree to follow them.

Guidance, not religious authority

The app gives AI-assisted guidance about ingredients. It does not issue a fatwa, and it does not replace official halal certification or a scholar's final ruling.

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Premium access is offered through the app store subscription system linked from this site. Billing, renewals, cancellations, and refunds are controlled by the store platform.

Acceptable use

  • Use the service for lawful, personal shopping and reference.
  • Do not try to disrupt or reverse-engineer the service.
  • Do not present the app's output as an official certification.

Disclaimer

The service is provided as is, without warranty. Any decision you make from the output remains your responsibility, especially when a product is sensitive to your household or school of thought.

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Halal assessments are AI-assisted analyses of ingredient lists, offered for general guidance only — not a religious ruling (fatwa) and not a substitute for official halal certification. Some ingredients are judged differently between scholars and schools of thought; when a product matters to you, follow a trusted certifying authority. Published by The Apptor.

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