Huff Post: by Yasmine.
Halalgoogling.com is dreaming big, as they aim to become, “the number one search engine in the Muslim community.” Simply put, the site’s strict filters prevent users from accessing haram, or forbidden, content through the search engine, although according to their blog, users can do much more.
Haram literally means “forbidden,” and is applied to moral and dietary guidelines for Muslims, whereas halal means “permissible.”
Halalgoogling has a special filtering system that excludes Haram (forbidden) sites or content from the search results such as pornography, nudity, gay, lesbian, bisexual, gambling, anti-Islamic content or anything else that is Haram according to the Islamic law.
The Haram filtering system is not the only creative technology that makes Halalgoogling unique. We also offer many other innovative features like Category assistant, Random topics, Quick look, Special Shopping and other.
Google beware!
They have a strange definition of halal.
Search for alislam.org failed which is full if Quran knowledge.
Yes, I put in ‘Ahmadiyya’ and this website gave only anti-Ahmadiyya web sites. In other words: They do not believe that the reader can think for himself / herself, but that they need to ‘filter’ any News. Disappointing.
simple. Ahmadiyya is haram in halal google
Well, “Muslims for Life” worked. But yeah … “Ahmadiyya Muslim Community” search took a long time.
Then I searched “Learn more about this prophecy by reading a response” with quotes (this is a sentence on alislam.org frontpage) and 0 results.
So went to the following website:
http://blog.halalgoogling.com/what-is-haram-and-halal/
And commented in favor of alislam.org.
Well, congratulations: The Muslim Times is proven to be halal!