Observed arrival · 2026-10-13
Tayib explains the halal label, ingredient by ingredient
Tayib is a free iPhone app that scans food barcodes or photographed ingredient lists and explains halal, doubtful, or haram verdicts according to a selected school of Islamic law.
- For
- Muslim shoppers checking packaged-food ingredients
- Worth noticing
- It distinguishes five outcomes, including “Certification signalée” and “Inconnu,” rather than forcing every scan into a yes-or-no verdict.
Field notes
The page describes five possible outcomes, from Halal to Inconnu, and says a verdict can identify what is missing before a conclusion is possible. Its examples include gelatin origin, E471, carmine, rennet, shrimp, and wine vinegar—cases the page says can differ by ingredient or school. A separate composition score covers nutrition, processing, additives, sugar, salt, and fats; the site distinguishes that assessment from halal certification.
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