The Sri Lankan food culture is known for fish curry, jackfruit curry, kothus, and hoppers. Oh, and a lot of coconut too. We didn’t cover everything, but we managed …

Planning your holiday to Marrakech whilst you should be studying? Well, find out what to do once you’ve got through the exam stress here with Halal Girl About Town.

We’re back with Halal Girl About Town and she’s making us jel again with her trip to Thailand. Read the next instalment of her blog series with us …

Going to Paris & worried about only being able to eat fish & vegetables? Don't worry we got Halal Girl About Town to give us the down low on halal food.

Animal cells are placed in a nutrient-dense liquid medium in a bioreactor, where they multiply until they form into a combination of muscle and fat tissue.

We’re here to help you make this the best Veganuary ever by giving you tips on remaining meat-less until February 1.

The Olive Branch, which serves Syrian cuisine, was opened by Abdul Kattan and his wife Fatema Kawaf as ‘a sign of hope’.

The E5 Bakehouse in Hackney is helping refugee women ease their way into UK life by teaching them about different aspects of baking.

The esteemed honour of the final blog in the Halal Food Instagram Heroes series is bestowed upon the snappily named Salt & Sheikh.

Being a student on a shoestring budget doesn’t mean plain noodles and tap water for the rest of your education. Here’s how to eat right at university.

If you’re familiar with the world of halal food blogs, you’ve probably heard of Feed the Lion. The website is a blogging monster with a terrific Instagram.

For her second guest blog on Ummahsonic, Halal Girl About Town heads up north to sample the best halal options on offer in Manchester.

The guy behind the Halal Hunt blog is an expert in the meat-between-buns field of food. If you’re obsessed with finding the best burgers, give him a follow.

The other weekend, we were lucky enough to speak to Saliha Mahmood Ahmed, winner of Masterchef 2017, about the state of the halal food scene in the UK.

The foodie behind The Halal Food Diaries is a doctor by profession, but when she’s not treating patients she’s after the best halal eats in London & beyond.