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I have a food business and my 3 suppliers have SANHA approval, SANHA now insists that I must pay R570 per month for a SANHA certificate otherwise they

Question

I have a food business and my 3 suppliers have SANHA approval, SANHA now insists that I must pay R570 per month for a SANHA certificate otherwise they will brand me "not certified as halaal" on their website. I am very upset and need advice regarding these halaal certifying organisations.

Answer

Our opinion and the Shariah's stance regarding SANHA and all the other Carrion certifiers such as the MJC, NIHT, etc., are well-known. We have published a deluge of innumerable articles on the evil and haraam shenanigans of these haraam, illegitimate carrion certifiers. The R570 SANHA is demanding from you is haraam riba which is pure extortion. All of these shaitaani carrion certifiers are in the game for the haraam boodles which is the one and only objective for their illegitimate existence. They thrive on haraam, feed Muslims haraam carrion and ruin their own Imaan and the Imaan of the stupid Muslims who devour the haraam carrion

Repose your trust on Allah Ta'ala. Rizq is predetermined. Even if the SANHA shaitaan does not certify you and publishes negative information about you, your Rizq will not decrease by one cent. SANHA is not the Raaziq. Allah Ta'ala provides your Rizq. SANHA with its carrion certificates has destroyed the Imaan of innumerable ignorant Muslims.

Do not be concerned nor be intimidated by SANHA's haraam threat of the haraam negative publicity which SANHA may disseminate about you for your refusal to pay the haraam riba of R570 per month which the Carrion King desires to extort from you in a way which is haraam. Don't submit to SANHA's threats and blackmail.

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