Proper Islamic consumption: Shopping among the Malays in modern Malaysia. By Johan Fischer [Book Review]

Intellectual Discourse 19 (1) (2011)
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This is a book review. The author of the book discusses the market for buying and selling halal products in Malaysia.

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Omar Altalib
International Islamic University of Malaysia

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