Promoting Sharia With Your Grocery Purchases

By Fred Elbel on 17 October 2017
Tags: 
society
islam
multiculturalism

In the following video, Kirralie Smith, president of Halal Choices, discusses how you support Sharia - and Islamic supremacism - with your everyday grocery purchases. 

 

Want to know if a product you are about to purchase is halal certified? Look for one of the many halal certification logos on the label. If you are offended that products carried by your everyday supermarket support Sharia, complain to the store manager and also to the regional manater.

 

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