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Scan Halal Food: Additive Haram & E-Number Muslim is an educational application designed for Android users, particularly aimed at those following halal dietary guidelines. This free app enables users to quickly identify food additives that may not comply with halal standards. By utilizing a product scanner, the app allows users to input various food items and receive immediate information regarding the halal status of the ingredients. It also provides details on specific additives, including their E-numbers and names, facilitating informed dietary choices.

The app's functionality includes a user-friendly interface that guides individuals through the scanning process. Users can select product categories and scan barcodes to retrieve data stored in the app's database. Results are presented in a clear format, including the type of food and any concerning additives. Additionally, the app allows for sharing of scanned results with friends and family, making it a community-oriented tool for those interested in maintaining halal dietary practices.

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Android 17.0
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By MyOnlyIslam
This app is one of the best apps to help Muslims identify food additives (Check E-number & E-codes) if they are Halal, Haram or Mushbooh (that...

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