How this stays honest
We may never sell a ruling.
Muttoo is a cited map. A verified-halal label is not a product. Charging the ummah to see why a name is mashbooh would be the same trap as the scanners that paywall the reason.
Never for sale
- A verified-halal or verified-haram classification.
- A product certificate, barcode fatwa, or “halal PDF” from a photo.
- A school-of-thought winner.
- The reason a name is mashbooh.
What can pay for the desks later
- Bulk mapping for brands. CSV in, the same five public labels out. That is a screen, not a bought ruling. Join the waitlist.
- Read-only API of the public catalogue — the same rows anyone can download today from open data.
- Print. The mashbooh shelf card and the lunchbox note stay free to copy. A physical card, if it ever exists, is paper — not a certificate.
Three desks, one rule
Amina finds missing names. Idris watches how a pack is actually checked. Maryam keeps the household lens honest: school cells, lunchbox notes, no personal fatwa. Open the lab.
Until money exists, the work is the catalogue. Use it. Send a correction if a row is wrong. Follow your own scholar.
See disclosure and methodology.