Gemma Ali is an advocate for the well-being of animals in the context of the Halal industry. With a solid foundation in academia, Gemma holds a BSc in Livestock Science and MSc in Animal Welfare and Conservation which laid the groundwork for their commitment to improving the lives of animals within the Halal sector.

Gemma’s doctoral research is focused on furthering the understanding and implementation of animal welfare standards within the Halal industry, making an invaluable contribution to the field of livestock production. She has founded the Halal Animal Welfare Association, an organisation representing her commitment to bridging the gap between traditional farming practices and contemporary animal welfare principles.

Her specialisms lie in various aspects of livestock production including Health and Welfare, Anatomy and Physiology and Animal Behaviour. Gemma excels in aligning these aspects with sacred laws, ensuring the well-being of animals and the production of high-quality Halal products. She has emerged as a trusted voice in the field, known for their dedication to upholding both ethical and sacred principles in livestock management.