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Islam in Guyana
About 7.2 percent of Guyana's population is Muslim, representing 54,050 individuals, many of whom are descended from indentured labourers from India.
The largest Islamic organization in the country is the Guyana Islamic Trust. The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community was established in the country in the 1960s and has several mosques across the country including Georgetown, Rosignol, New Amsterdam and Sisters Village.
Until the 1970s, Muslim holidays were not officially recognized. A number of non-Christian religious days are now public holidays. Muslim holidays include Eid al Fitr, the end of Ramadan, the sacred month of fasting; Id al Adha, the feast of sacrifice; and Mawlid, the birthday of Muhammad. The dates for these holidays vary according to the Islamic calendar.
==National United Halaal Authority of Guyana (N.U.H.A)==
The National United Halaal Authority of Guyana (N.U.H.A) was established in 2011. This organisation is dedicated to the inspection and certification of Halaal products and food establishments in Guyana. Although other organisations have Halaal boards/committees, N.U.H.A is the first organisation in Guyana whose main objective is Halaal certification.
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