The Haqq Standard

Is Biotin Halal? What To Check On The Label
Short answer first. Biotin as a molecule is almost always permissible, because the biotin in supplements is made synthetically rather than extracted from an animal. The halal question is rarely the biotin. It is what the biotin is sitting in. Where biotin actually comes from Biotin, also called vitamin B7, occurs naturally in foods like eggs, nuts and seeds. The biotin used in supplements is manufactured, which is why it is not usually the thing that makes a product doubtful.1 If a label simply says biotin or D biotin, the... Read more...
Halal Collagen Tablets: What To Check Before You Buy
If you are searching for halal collagen tablets, there is one thing to check before anything else, and it is not the milligram number on the front. It is what the tablet or capsule is actually made of. A great collagen inside a gelatine shell is still a gelatine shell. The shell is the problem, not the collagen Collagen itself is an animal protein, so the source matters, and marine collagen sidesteps the slaughter question because fish does not require it.1 But most tablets sold as capsules use a gelatine... Read more...
Are Halal Supplements Really Halal? A UK Label Guide
Searching halal supplements in the UK turns up thousands of products and very few straight answers. The word "halal" is not legally protected on a supplement label, so a brand can print it without anyone checking. The good news is that almost all of the doubt comes down to about seven ingredients, and once you know them you can clear a label in roughly ten seconds. Why "halal" on the front means less than you think Food supplements in the UK are regulated for safety and for the claims they... Read more...
How to actually finish the Quran (the khatmah maths nobody shows you)
Every Muslim carries the same quiet intention: finish the Book. What gets in the way is never sincerity, it's arithmetic. 6,236 ayahs is an abstraction. "54 ayahs today" is a plan. So we built the maths in. Set a goal in days — or just name the date In the Quran tab you set a khatmah goal two ways. Pick a number of days: 30, 60, 90, or your own. Or skip the mental arithmetic entirely and type a finish date, enter 31/01/2027 and the app answers "148 days from today,... Read more...
Haqq Health App: the calendar
There's a reason the Prophet ï·º taught that the most beloved deeds to Allah are the consistent ones, even if they are small.1 Consistency is the hard part, and it's exactly what most habit apps overcomplicate. Ours is deliberately simple. Your list, not a template You build the checklist yourself. Eight glasses of water. Twenty minutes of movement. Ten minutes of Quran. Your daily two, ticked off. A screen-free wind-down. Calling family. Add your own, or start from the suggestions and edit them down until the list is honestly yours.... Read more...
Ramadan 1448 is coming.
Ask any Muslim their favourite notification of the year and it's the same one: Ramadan Mubarak. The month arrives like a guest we've been preparing the house for. The Haqq app has a whole tab for it, and it starts working long before the month does. The number that matters Open the Ramadan tab and you'll see one thing first: how many days remain until the blessed month is expected to begin for your city, along with the date it's likely to start. And then the honesty every Muslim appreciates,... Read more...
Why the Haqq app collects no data
Your prayer record is between you and Allah. We built the app so that it stays that way. No account, because there's nothing to hold The Haqq app has no account and no sign-up. You open it and you start. Your prayers, your Quran bookmarks, your habit calendar, your notes — all of it lives on your phone. Apple's privacy label for the app reads Data Not Collected.1 That's not a marketing line and it isn't a promise we're asking you to take on trust: there is simply no database... Read more...
We built the Haqq app: prayer, Quran and your daily habits in one place
Somewhere between the third prayer-times app, the Quran app you opened twice, and the habit tracker that made you feel guilty, a simple idea got lost: your deen and your wellbeing are not separate projects. They're one day, lived well. That's the whole thought behind the Haqq app  and today it's free on the App Store. One screen, first thing in the morning Open it and the day is already in order. Today's ayah with its reference. An authentic hadith with its source. The next prayer for your city with... Read more...
the Haqq App
Five prayers. One Quran. Your day, in order. Haqq: Faith & Wellness Free on iPhone. Built in the UK by Haqq Health. Prayer × wellness, unified Your faith. Your habits.One beautiful app. Prayer times for your city, a Quran you'll actually finish, and the daily habits that keep you at your best — in one place, free. iPhone · iOS 16.4+ · no account needed Free, no in-app purchases No ads Data Not Collected Made in the UK Built in the UK. No account. No ads. Your data stays on... Read more...
How Long Do Halal Collagen Gummies Take to Work?
How Long Do Halal Collagen Gummies Take to Work?
It is the question everyone asks before they even buy: how long do collagen gummies take to work? You deserve an honest answer, not a "results in 7 days" fantasy.... Read more...
Halal Collagen Gummies vs Powder: Which Is Better?
Halal Collagen Gummies vs Powder: Which Is Better?
If you are choosing your first collagen, the debate usually comes down to gummies versus powder. But for a Muslim shopper there is a bigger question sitting underneath it, one... Read more...
Are Collagen Gummies Halal? How to Check in 30 Seconds
Are Collagen Gummies Halal? How to Check in 30 Seconds
It is a fair question, and one more Muslims are asking every year: are collagen gummies halal? The honest answer is that most are not, but not for the reason... Read more...
Best Halal Collagen Supplements
Collagen is the most popular beauty and wellness supplement in the country, and one of the hardest to buy as a Muslim. Search for the best halal collagen supplements and you hit the same wall every time: powders, capsules and gummies that all look fine on the front and go quiet on the back. This guide cuts through it. We cover why most collagen is not halal, an honest comparison of every format, the quality markers that separate a real supplement from a hopeful one, and how to read any... Read more...
Best Halal Collagen Gummies UK
If you have searched for the best halal collagen gummies in the UK, you already know the hard part is not picking a flavour, it is finding one that is genuinely halal in the first place. Most collagen on the shelf is not. This guide is the one we wish we had when we started: what actually makes a collagen gummy halal, how to read past the marketing on the front of the bottle, the exact quality markers worth paying for, and an honest look at how long results really... Read more...
Halal Wellness: Building a Halal Supplement Routine
For a lot of us, "wellness" arrived wrapped in language that never quite fit our lives. Halal wellness is simpler and, honestly, older than the trend: it treats your body as an Amanah, a trust, and asks one question of everything you put in it. Is it good, and is it permissible? Here's how to build a calm, halal supplement routine without the overwhelm. What halal wellness really means It's not a separate diet or an expensive shelf of powders. It's an intention: look after the body you've been entrusted... Read more...
Halal Supplements for Hair, Skin & Nails
Beauty-from-within is having a moment, but for Muslim shoppers, the "clean girl" supplement shelf is a minefield of gelatin capsules, carmine dyes and vague labels. Halal beauty supplements should be simple: permissible ingredients, a permissible format, and nothing hidden. Here's how to build a hair, skin and nails routine you can actually trust. What makes a beauty supplement halal, or not Three things quietly disqualify a lot of mainstream halal vitamins and beauty products: Gelatin capsules. Softgels and capsule shells are often pork gelatin unless stated otherwise.1 Carmine (E120) and... Read more...
Best Halal Collagen: A Buyer's Checklist for 2026
Search "best halal collagen" and you'll get a wall of brands all claiming to be the one. The truth is that "best" for a Muslim shopper isn't about the biggest milligram number on the front, it's about trust, source and absorption. Here's the exact checklist we'd use to judge any halal collagen supplement, including our own. What "best" actually means for a halal buyer A great mainstream collagen can still be useless to you if it's pork, uncertified, or hidden inside a gelatin capsule. So "best halal collagen" has to... Read more...
Marine vs Bovine vs Pork Collagen: Which Is Actually Halal?
All collagen is not created equal, and for Muslim shoppers, the single most important thing on the label is the source. Marine, bovine and pork collagen have completely different halal statuses. Get the source right and everything else follows; get it wrong and no amount of pretty packaging makes it permissible. Here's the plain-English breakdown of which collagen is halal and why. The three sources at a glance Marine (fish), halal. Fish are permissible and don't require ritual slaughter, so marine collagen is accepted as halal across all four Sunni... Read more...
Halal Collagen Gummies: Benefits, Dosage & How to Choose
If you want the benefits of collagen without powders, shakers or the worry of a dodgy capsule shell, halal collagen gummies are the easiest way in. But "gummy" doesn't automatically mean halal. The source of the collagen and the base the gummy is set with both matter. Here's how to tell a genuinely halal collagen gummy from a pretty one, plus how to take them for the best results. Why gummies beat powders and capsules Format is a halal issue, not just a convenience one. Capsules are the riskiest, because... Read more...
Is Collagen Halal? The Complete Guide to Halal Collagen
If you've ever stood in a shop turning a tub of collagen over in your hands, wondering whether "halal collagen" on the front actually means halal, you're asking exactly the right question. The honest answer to "is collagen halal?" is: it depends entirely on where the collagen comes from. Some collagen is unquestionably halal, some is halal only with proper certification, and some is never permissible at all. This guide breaks down every source so you can buy with confidence. The short answer Marine (fish) collagen, halal. Fish are permissible... Read more...
Our Story.
Safah and I didn't start Haqq Health because we wanted to be "entrepreneurs." We started it because we were tired of standing in the vitamin aisle, squinting at the back of a bottle, wondering whether it was halal, or ordering one from amazon and finding out it wasn't when it arrives. When we started Haqq Health it turned into days of Googling  and emailing manufacturers to verify every single ingredient to make sure it was halal so you don't have to worry. That's not just a health journey but it's a... Read more...
The Haqq Standard.
So we set a rule for ourselves: every decision in this formula has to be defensible with evidence, not just marketing. That rule is the Haqq Standard. Here's exactly what it means and the science behind it. It's not how much — it's how much you absorb You'll see collagen products screaming "1,000mg!" or "10,000mg!" on the front. It sounds impressive, but the number on the tub isn't the number your body uses. What matters is bioavailability, how much of that collagen is good enough to actually cross the gut wall... Read more...
The Story behind the Pink Teddy Bear.
Let's be honest for a second. If you looked at our early website, you'd see a very different vibe, a dark, "clinical" looking capsule vibe. It looked serious. It looked like a pharmacy. Honestly, it looked like every other supplement brand trying to act "medical." But when Safah and I sat down to actually build Haqq Health, we realised wellness shouldn't feel like a chore or a prescription. It should be something you look forward to. That's how we ended up with the Pink Teddy Bear. Why a teddy bear?... Read more...