Screenshot of halalgoogling.com
Does your search engine conform to Islamic law?
Is your search engine halal?
'Halalgoogling' site says it filters search results according to Islamic law.
Existing search engines aren't catered to the needs and concerns of Muslims, according to "Halalgoogling", a new site that seeks to provide a more Muslim-friendly alternative. Halalgoogling functions much like Google or Bing, but with a built-in “advanced special filtering system" that blocks content deemed "haram", or forbidden in Islam.
There are several other "halal" search alternatives on the web, though none have achieved widespread popularity. Halalgoogling aims to succeed where others have failed by offering a variety of specialty search options, such as sports, news, and shopping.
Some new users of the site questioned whether their search results were guaranteed to be halal:
On their blog, the site's developers acknowledge that the filtration system isn't perfect:
Others users took issue with the site's approach, arguing that it amounted to censorship:
Alternative search engines also exist for other religious faiths. Sites like "Jewogle" and "ChristianGo" filter out content deemed inappropriate to their respective religions.
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