HalalNook finds halal restaurants, the nearest mosque with today's prayer and iqamah times, and halal groceries and butchers near you, and tells you clearly where each place's halal information comes from.
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Whether you're at home, travelling, or just hungry after Jummah, HalalNook shows you what's nearby and how its halal status was checked.
Search by cuisine, distance and rating. Filter for certified only, zabiha, or open now, and see menus, hours and directions.
Find the nearest masjid with today's adhan and iqamah times, Jummah khutbah times, and facilities like wudu area, women's area and parking.
Halal meat, zabiha butchers, halal groceries, bakeries and frozen foods, so you know where to shop before you go.
Rate halal accuracy, food, cleanliness and service, add photos, vote reviews helpful, and read replies from verified owners.
Trust is everything. Instead of a single "halal" label, each place shows its trust level and, when certified, the name of the certifier.
The place has a certificate on file from a named halal certifier, shown on the listing with when it was last verified.
The owner or manager has claimed the listing and told us what is halal and how it's sourced, but no certificate is on file.
Added by HalalNook users and shown with a clear caution label until it's confirmed. Every submission is reviewed before it goes live.
Where listings come from. Many places start from OpenStreetMap data and are labelled Community · OSM (tagged halal by volunteers) or Unverified. Places listed only because their cuisine often serves halal food are hidden unless you choose to show them. Every listing shows its source and when it was last checked.
Please confirm. HalalNook does not certify places and does not give religious rulings. Halal status can change, so confirm with the business or its certifier before you rely on it.
HalalNook shows the next prayer on your home screen with a countdown, and each mosque page lists today's adhan and iqamah times, updated by the masjid.
Every review asks one extra question: was the halal info accurate? Add places you know, report changes, and send feedback straight to the HalalNook team from inside the app.
HalalNook is in free beta until Dec 16, 2026: everything is free, no charge, no card needed. Use the web app today; the Android app is coming soon to Google Play and the iPhone app after that. Leave your email and we'll tell you the day they launch.
