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Comparison

Tayib vs other halal scanners

Factual comparison, no bashing. There are many halal scanning apps, and they change quickly. Rather than pinning unverified flaws on any of them, here are the criteria that really matter, Tayib's answer to each, and what to check in the app you use.

Tayib

Free · iPhone · 4 schools

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How to choose a halal scanner

Comparison table

Everything, row by row

FeatureTayibCheck in your app
Is the verdict explained?Yes: the ingredient involved, the question it raises, the rule appliedDo you see why, or just a word?
Does it follow your school?Hanafi, Maliki, Shafi‘i or Hanbali, your choiceOne opinion for everyone, or a choice?
Are differences shown?Yes, with each side's argumentShrimp, rennet, carmine: what does it say?
Are sources cited?Verses, graded hadith, linked fatwasCan you trace it back to a text?
Is 'doubtful' a real category?Yes: a fact is missing or the schools differDoes an unspecified E471 default to 'halal'?
What does it claim about certification?It reports a certifier, it does not authenticate itBe wary of any '100% halal guaranteed'
And tayyib?Separate composition score, studies citedAre halal and health mixed together?
Data and privacyNo account, no ads, history on your iPhoneAccount required? Ads? Tracking?
Who it's for

Ideal user profile

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Pick Tayib if

You want a reasoned answer, faithful to your school, that admits what it does not know.

Go with other halal scanners if

Another app may suit you better if its database covers your country better or its method matches the opinion you follow: compare on the same products.

Verdict

Which one for you?

The right halal scanner isn't the one that says 'halal' most often: it's the one that tells you why, for which school, on which source — and dares to say 'doubtful'. Test them on five products from your cupboard.

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Free · iPhone · Unlimited scanning