Yavuz Kurt is the PR director of Salamworld, a new social networking website founded on core Muslim values. Settling into a sofa in one of the company’s elegant reception rooms in Salamworld’s compound high above the Bosporus, he begins his pitch: “There are 250 million Muslim Facebook users who use that site because there is no halal alternative. We will provide this alternative.” (source)
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Tuesday, July 31, 2012
WORLD - LIFESTYLE - Islamic Facebook Salamworld prepares to launch
www.todayszaman.com -In the world of social
media, Facebook has long been king, but one company says that the market
is ripe for a coup from an unprecedented contender: a social media
platform for Muslims, by Muslims.
Indeed, Facebook’s user numbers
have slumped of late. The website has been dropped by roughly 400,000
users in Turkey alone since March.
Yavuz Kurt is the PR director of Salamworld, a new social networking website founded on core Muslim values. Settling into a sofa in one of the company’s elegant reception rooms in Salamworld’s compound high above the Bosporus, he begins his pitch: “There are 250 million Muslim Facebook users who use that site because there is no halal alternative. We will provide this alternative.” (source)
Yavuz Kurt is the PR director of Salamworld, a new social networking website founded on core Muslim values. Settling into a sofa in one of the company’s elegant reception rooms in Salamworld’s compound high above the Bosporus, he begins his pitch: “There are 250 million Muslim Facebook users who use that site because there is no halal alternative. We will provide this alternative.” (source)
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Monday, November 21, 2011
WORLD - HALAL - China eyes bigger share in halal food market
| todayszaman.com - In north-central China's autonomous region of Ningxia, where 2.2 million Chinese Hui Muslims live, the halal food industry is rapidly developing to cater to the needs of Muslims in China with a keen interest to increase China's share in the world's $150 billion halal food market. (source) |
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