As diversity and personalisation become increasingly important in the beauty industry, halal cosmetics have seen a rise in popularity. Suitable for all faiths and skin types, this market ticks a lot of boxes and offers a sense of trust and transparency. Where is the halal beauty scene headed next?

Halal holiday resorts are attracting Muslim families by taking care of religious requirements and providing peace of mind. This is reaching a younger market looking to expand their travels beyond the traditional religious pilgrimage.

Islam is the UK’s second largest listed religion, yet followers of the faith are underserved by mainstream financial service providers. Through its robo advisor platform, Wahed Invest lets Muslims easily manage their money through portfolios that are in-line with their religious principles.

Asda’s Ramadan aisles will provide the Muslim community with a one-stop-shopping solution during the holy month. By combining a range of products by established brands and smaller, family-owned businesses, the initiative hopes to improve cultural awareness and elevate accessible food options.