![]() As Muslims, Allah (SWT) commands us to eat food that is Halal (lawful) and tayyib (wholesome, pure and good) for us! Eating Tayyib is just as important and deeply rooted in Islamic principles as Halal. The food we feed our families should not be a mystery; we deserve the best in both flavor and health because we are what we eat! While Halal ensures the animal is slaughtered in the correct way and is permissible for us to eat, Tayyib ensures the food we eat is healthy, nutritious and good for us. It is important to know that the animals we consume are healthy, free of disease, hormones, antibiotics, and chemicals at the time of slaughter. In fact, even during slaughter, we; as Muslims; are not allowed to inflict unnecessary pain on the animal and the animal should be slaughtered away from the sight and hearing of the other animals. At Halal-N-Tayyib Meats, We give you direct access into where and how your meat was raised ― because when it's raised right, it tastes better than anything you’ve ever had. Halal and Tayyib meat is better for you, better for land, better for farmers. Only meat that reaches this standard can be labeled Halal-N-Tayyib. Wen you buy from us, you’re buying more than just meat; you’re showing your respect for the well-being of both animals and our planet. Not only is our meat more flavorful and natural than anything you can find on the grocery shelves, but your purchase also supports sustainable agriculture. At Halal-N-tayyib Meat Shares, we partner with local farmers whose animals instead of getting in a trailer for the feedlot after weaning, their cattle head back to the grass pasture, and there they stay until they are ready to come home for dinner. So your shared animals are 100% pasture raised and free to graze. By never confining their cattle to overcrowded pens, our farmers reduce illness, suffering and unnecessary stress on our animals and environment. That means zero hormones or antibiotics, just happy animals and healthy pastures.
Here are more reasons to choose Halal-N-Tayyib meat for your family:
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