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The World Halal Committee (WHC) brings together experts and organizations from more than 25 Islamic countries and establishes unified halal standards in the fields of gastronomy, production, and tourism.
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The World Halal Committee (WHC) brings together experts and organizations from more than 25 Islamic countries and establishes unified halal standards in the fields of gastronomy, production, and tourism.
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More than 1.9 billion Muslims worldwide create steady demand for halal products, making the halal industry one of the most promising sectors in the global economy. This drives the development of standards, certification, and international cooperation.
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Halal verification is not only about compliance with religious norms, but also a comprehensive quality control system that includes product safety, supply chain transparency, and adherence to international food industry standards.
Mahmood Kabob is a Tashkent brand of Uzbek signature cuisine specializing in halal shashlik. Several locations across the city, its own website with delivery, and a prayer room in the restaurant make it a comfortable choice for Muslims.
Mahmood Kabob is a restaurant of Uzbek signature cuisine where shashlik has been elevated to an art form. The brand operates in several locations across Tashkent and has long become the address for those seeking genuine charcoal-grilled meat with a halal guarantee.
Menu. Signature shashlik — both chunked and minced, made from beef and chicken, served on a skewer or as lyulya-kebab. Also on offer are shawarma, main dishes, fresh salads, tandoor bread, desserts, and drinks. Everything is prepared from fresh halal meat.
Service. Delivery throughout Tashkent, with online ordering through the website and apps. The restaurant seats up to 100 people and features a prayer room, a dance floor, and the ability to host banquets and corporate events.
Reviews describe Mahmood Kabob as a "cozy restaurant with delicious, juicy shashlik" — and that's exactly why guests keep coming back.