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The use of pork gelatin in the vaccine does not allow suspicion, religion in Muslim countries | वैक्सीन में पोर्क जिलेटिन को लेकर मुस्लिम देशों में बहस, धर्मगुरू बोले- मजहब में इसकी इजाजत नहीं

The use of pork gelatin in the vaccine does not allow suspicion, religion in Muslim countries | वैक्सीन में पोर्क जिलेटिन को लेकर मुस्लिम देशों में बहस, धर्मगुरू बोले- मजहब में इसकी इजाजत नहीं
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Concern among Muslims over halal status of Covid-19 vaccine - International - World

Concern among Muslims over halal status of Covid-19 vaccine - International - World
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Use of COVID-19 Vaccine Under Islamic Law Worries Muslims

A Yada Print In October, Indonesian diplomats and Muslim clerics stepped off a plane in China. While the diplomats were there to finalize deals to ensure millions of doses reached Indonesian citizens, the clerics had a much different concern: Whether the COVID-19 vaccine was permissible for use under Islamic law. As companies race to develop a COVID-19 vaccine and countries scramble to secure doses, questions about the use of pork products banned by some religious groups has raised concerns about the possibility of disrupted immunization campaigns. Pork-derived gelatin has been widely used as a stabilizer to ensure vaccines remain safe and effective during storage and transport. Some companies have worked for years to develop pork-free vaccines: Swiss pharmaceutical company Novartis has produced a pork-free meningitis vaccine, while Saudi- and Malaysia-based AJ Pharma is currently working on one of their own.

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Concern among Muslims over halal status of COVID-19 vaccine

JAKARTA, Indonesia In October, Indonesian diplomats and Muslim clerics stepped off a plane in China. While the diplomats were there to finalize deals to ensure millions of doses reached Indonesian citizens, the clerics had a much different concern: Whether the COVID-19 vaccine was permissible for use under Islamic law. As companies race to develop […]

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COVID-19 vaccine: Halal certification a concern for Muslims

COVID-19 vaccine: Halal certification a concern for Muslims Spokespeople for Pfizer, Moderna and AstraZeneca have said that pork products are not part of their COVID-19 vaccines. But limited supply and preexisting deals worth millions of dollars with other companies means that some countries with large Muslim populations, such as Indonesia, will receive vaccines that have not yet been certified to be gelatin-free PTI | December 20, 2020 | Updated 12:58 IST In October, Indonesian diplomats and Muslim clerics stepped off a plane in China. While the diplomats were there to finalise deals to ensure millions of doses reached Indonesian citizens, the clerics had a much different concern: Whether the COVID-19 vaccine was permissible for use under Islamic law.

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