Singapore has a thriving community of Muslim-owned businesses beyond food — halal-friendly beauty salons, modest fashion labels, home services, automotive and professional services. Browse them by category on Humble Halal and look for the Muslim-Owned label.
Supporting the community
Choosing Muslim-owned businesses keeps money circulating in the community and supports entrepreneurs. For non-food businesses, MUIS halal certification doesn't apply — the trust signal is Muslim ownership and how the service is run.
Categories to explore
- Muslimah beauty & hair salons
- Modest fashion & abaya labels
- Home services (renovation, cleaning, aircon)
- Automotive, professional & education services
How we label them
Non-food businesses on Humble Halal carry a Muslim-Owned or Muslim-Friendly label rather than a MUIS certificate, since certification covers food. The listing tells you how the business describes itself.
Frequently asked questions
Do non-food businesses need MUIS halal certification?
No — MUIS halal certification applies to food and beverage. Non-food businesses like salons, fashion and services are listed as Muslim-owned or Muslim-friendly instead.
How do I find Muslim-owned businesses in Singapore?
Browse by category on Humble Halal and filter for Muslim-owned to find beauty, fashion, home services and more run by the community.
Browse Singapore’s halal & Muslim-owned directory by category, area or map.
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