Haram

This product contains an ingredient forbidden under Islamic Law.

BOTIA detects ingredients classified as Haram based on documented criteria.

Why this matters

Under Islamic Law, certain sources are explicitly forbidden — including pork and its derivatives, alcohol, blood, and food additives derived from any of these sources (Codex CAC/GL 24-1997). When BOTIA classifies an ingredient as Haram, the origin is clear and declared on the label.

What BOTIA detected

The label declares an ingredient from a source explicitly forbidden under Islamic Law. The origin is not in doubt here — it is written on the label.

BOTIA CAN

  • Detect ingredients classified as Haram under documented criteria.
  • Provide transparency on ingredient classification.
  • Inform you about the status of declared ingredients.

BOTIA CANNOT

  • Issue a religious ruling — it is not a religious authority.
  • Replace a certified Halal authority.
  • See anything the label does not declare.

Transparency is not certification. It is the right to know what the label says — and what it does not.

Sources: Codex CAC/GL 24-1997 · OIC/SMIIC 1:2019

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