Halal London: where we'd send you
Twenty London places we would send you, from a Knightsbridge dining room to a weekend nashta in Norbury, chosen by our editors from the halal London directory.
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Twenty London places we would send you, from a Knightsbridge dining room to a weekend nashta in Norbury, chosen by our editors from the halal London directory.
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Halal meals, prayer on board, Ramadan and flying with family, airline by airline.
Compare airlines →Twenty London places we would send you, from a Knightsbridge dining room to a weekend nashta in Norbury, chosen by our editors from the halal London directory.
A first-time guide to Dubai beyond the skyline, from the wind-tower lanes of Al Fahidi and a guided visit to Jumeirah Mosque to Emirati trays at AED 40 to 60, with how mosques, halal rules, the metro and Ramadan work.
A first-time guide to Muslim London, from the East End mosque and its restaurant to a £9 tikka bowl in Fitzrovia and a Knightsbridge dinner, with where to pray, what to see for free and how to get around.
A first-time guide to Istanbul, from Hagia Sophia and the Süleymaniye to the Grand Bazaar, a regional table in Kadıköy and a century-and-a-half-old sweet shop, with prayer times, the tram that links the old city and the municipality's Ramadan iftar.
A first-time guide to Kuala Lumpur, from Masjid Negara and the Islamic Arts Museum to mamak breakfasts, Jalan Alor after dark and the Ramadan bazaars, with free sights, RM5 museums and a pass for the trains.

British Airways is the flag carrier of the United Kingdom, based at London Heathrow Airport. The airline operates scheduled international flights across a global network, provides Halal special meals on advance request, and includes a tunic and hijab option within its official uniform collection.

Gulf Air is the national carrier of the Kingdom of Bahrain, based at Bahrain International Airport. The airline provides Halal-certified special meals, complimentary Zamzam carriage for pilgrims from Saudi Arabia, and dedicated prayer rooms in its Falcon Gold lounge.

Japan Airlines (JAL) is a Japanese airline with hubs at Tokyo Haneda and Narita. It offers a halal-certified Muslim meal in every class on international flights from Japan, serves alcohol, fits multi-function bidet lavatories on its A350-1000, and flies to Doha but not to Saudi Arabia.

Kuwait Airways is the national airline of Kuwait, flying from Kuwait International Airport. It serves only halal food and no alcohol, carries Zamzam water from Saudi stations within the baggage allowance, and flies to Jeddah, Madinah, Riyadh and Dammam.