The article explores the ideas of Muslim women about the development of the Halal industry in the Republic of Tatarstan. The relevance of the study lies in the significant number of Muslims who are interested in the development of the production of goods and services that meet the norms of Islam. The research considers the services provided in the field of Islamic banking (mortgage, lending), beauty and health services, the development of Halal Lifestyle in the Republic of Tatarstan. Thus, the paper reveals the problems of the industry, connected with the purchase of housing on a mortgage; overpriced beauty and health services; discrepancy between the cost and the quality of the products; lack of halal certification for some services etc. Attention is focused on the joint work of the official clergy, state authorities, employees of the Halal Committee under the Spiritual Administration of Muslims of the Republic of Tatarstan, manufacturers and suppliers of goods and services, as well as Muslim consumers to coordinate efforts and receive feedback. Within the framework of the study, the author relies on a semi-structured interview – the method of qualitative research.
Nowadays the stress turns from traditional forms of activism to new forms of it and mostly it is implemented in internet sphere. Today social nets become the place of formation and development of social discourse. In framework of this paper, several prominent Muslim female blogs in Instagram are examined. So contemporary Muslim women actively join in the information field, find their niche and ac- quire audience in social nets too. At the present point they represent themselves primarily as wives and mothers, thus they get social approval for being in public sphere. However, the example of contemporary Muslim bloggers tends to transform traditional conception of religious women and her behavioral pat- terns. Now Muslim women-bloggers do not make any statements, denoting their civil rights or political positions, generally they are oriented on female auditory. Their activity is an example of the way to imple- ment your right of appearance in public sphere, saving your religious identity.
The article analyzes the current state and topical problems of the “halal” industry in the Republic of Tatarstan. The author considers the stages of formation of this market sector and peculiarities of its functioning in the region. It is noted that the Islamic Economic Model (IEM) is the core on which the “halal” industry is based and developed. In turn, the concept of “permissible” and “forbidden” regulates the spheres of public relations among Muslims. The author examines the Halal Lifestyle and Halal Friendly directions, shows their main directions operating in the Republic of Tatarstan. The system of certifi cation in the past and present has been studied, and problems that need to be solved have been identifi ed.
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