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المستخلص
The Muslim population is growing rapidly and is expected to reach 26% of the world’s population by 2030. The growth of the Muslim population and increase in their disposable income has led to a large number of Muslims traveling for leisure, business, healthcare and religious purposes. This increase has led to Muslim travelers becoming one of the fastest growing travel segments in the tourism industry. Halal tourism is carrying out tourism activities in accordance with the regulations and instructions of Islamic Sharia. Halal tourism is defined as a new product in the field of the tourism industry that provides destinations that can be visited by Muslim families committed to the rules of Islamic Sharia. These include hotels that do not serve alcohol, swimming pools and health facilities that separate men and women, flights that do not serve alcoholic beverages or pork, announce prayer times, offer religious entertainment programs, provide Qur’ans, and special places that allow separation between male and female travelers. The strong and rising growth in the Islamic economy over the past few years has led to an increase in demand for halal products that are compatible with Islamic law. This has been reflected in the crystallization of a new type of tourism called halal tourism