On April, 14th, for the first time in Crimea, Open Company "Iman", the centre of standardization and certification of "elal" production issued the certificate of conformity to position about the order of organization of manufacture, trade, control over manufacture and trade of products allowed to use in food to Muslims. The owner of the given certificate became cafe "Marrakesh" in Simferopol.
According to the director of the Open Company "Iman", the centre of standardization and certification of "elal" production, Enver Sary, at present this is the only cafe in the city which corresponds to norms of the above-stated position.
It is necessary to notice that the given position confirmed by the chairman of the Spiritual Management of Muslims of Crimea Hadzhi Emirali Ablaev was applied on October, 23rd, 2008.
It was developed in connection with occurrence in the market of various foodstuffs with marks "elal", made by domestic and foreign manufacturers.
The basic points of the given position is the order of the organization of manufacture, requirements to raw materials, requirements to slaughter of animals, requirements to the equipment and materials, requirements to the personnel, etc.
As it was told to QHA by the founder of the cafe "Marrakesh" Gyrey Kurnos and its co-founder Ernes Ayserezli, on request of the Center the cafe bought a new refrigerator as in the old one could be stored products not corresponding to the norms of "elal".
"Also we were forbidden to buy a ready mayonnaise as in some factories at manufacturing of the given product are added various fats and flavorings. Therefore to produce mayonnaise we should use our own products and technology on the place ", G.Kurnos explained.
As the source marks, in the ceremony of handing of the certificate took part the representative of the Spiritual Management of Muslims of Crimea Imam Niyazi from Kebir Dzhami who before delivery prayed to Allah, and Enver Sary handed the certificate to the founders of the cafe "Marrakesh".
Iinquiry. "Halal" (elal - the Crimean-Tatar) is the standard Muslim term of permission, antonym to the term of "haram", designating forbidden.
Generally Muslims use this term in all reality situations (choosing food, in process of eating, choosing sources of incomes, in trade, at clothes choice, having rest, in mutual relations in a family, with neighbors, at worship to the Almighty, etc.).
By QHA
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