Research And Updates On Kelulut Honey
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https://doi.org/10.37231/jimk.2021.22.2.579Abstract
The Prophet PBUH encouraged the consumption of honey. Nowadays, there are various types of honey all over the world. The honey composition from stingless bees or Kelulut honey is different since the honey's geographical and botanical sources are not identical. In this presentation, findings from the electronic literature search on Kelulut Honey is presented. The chemistry of the Kelulut Honey and consumer's behavior towards honey is provided. A suggestion on designing spoons containing Kelulut Honey is also included. It is hoped that the prophetic practice could be revived utilizing sadaqah, business and entrepreneurship of honey.
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