Halal-first, always
Every product, every payment method, every marketing decision is assessed against our 3-gates halal-compliance. Read how →
The Barakah Lab was born from frustration and love. Frustration that Islamic products are so often sold online in a generic, cheap, and story-less way. Love for a Deen that demands quality, intention, and iḥsān in every act.
Three principles that are non-negotiable. If we fail here, we lose our reason for existence. So we do not fail here.
Every product, every payment method, every marketing decision is assessed against our 3-gates halal-compliance. Read how →
No fake urgency, no fabricated reviews, no false statistics. We are a young brand and we are proud of that. Every product receives a verifiable Barakah Score.
At every checkout you can round up for sadaqah. 100% goes to verified charities — no admin fee from us. We keep a live counter of the total raised.
Cuijk, Netherlands · Dogan Group B.V.
"I spent ten years as a marketer for brands I could not stand behind. Now I am building four that I want to put my name to every single day."
Enes (26) is a Dutch Muslim entrepreneur. Born in Cuijk, raised by a Turkish father who taught him that honesty in work is a form of ʿibādah. After years in tech and marketing he decided to bring all his experience together under one holding: Dogan Group B.V.
Every project within the holding shares the same DNA: Muslim-centric, quality-obsessed, and built to the iḥsān standard our Deen demands of us — working as though Allāh ﷻ is watching us, because He is. The Barakah Lab is the place where all those values come together in one catalogue.
We are stricter than Shopify will ever be. Around 60% of what we ask suppliers to submit does not pass the final selection. That is fine — the other 40% is what you see.
Every ingredient, every maker, every country of origin is verified. No ribā-banking in supply chain. No forced labour. No harām components in materials, adhesives or coatings.
Artisans receive fair prices. Small workshops over mass production. For every product we know the story: who makes it, where, and why.
If it is not more durable than cheap-on-Amazon, it does not enter. Products that last over years, not discarded after months.
The Barakah Lab is part of a broader holding. All projects share the same DNA: Muslim-first, quality over scale, and built to solve real problems.
Enes Dogan establishes the holding in Cuijk, with the mission of building Islamic infrastructure for Muslims in NL/BE.
Niyyah App (duʿāʾ journal) and Hijama Driver (Sunnah cupping at home) reach their first customers.
The Islamic webshop goes live with multiple pillars — books, tasbih, perfume, clothing, jewellery, children and more. Stricter curation than Shopify will ever be.
Next step: a Barakah community with monthly retreats, book club and craft workshops. In shāʾ Allāh.
إِنَّ اللَّهَ يُحِبُّ إِذَا عَمِلَ أَحَدُكُمْ عَمَلاً أَنْ يُتْقِنَهُ
"Indeed, Allāh loves that when one of you does a task, he does it with excellence."
Hadith · al-Bayhaqī