Islam is the UK’s second largest listed religion, yet followers of the faith are underserved by mainstream financial service providers. Through its robo advisor platform, Wahed Invest lets Muslims easily manage their money through portfolios that are in-line with their religious principles.

In order to launch a cryptocurrency that’s in line with Sharia law, each unit of Dubai-based brand OneGram’s virtual currency comes paired with a gram of gold. As cryptos become an increasingly common investment, they’re being moulded to suit diverse beliefs and traditions.

M&S is launching a range of halal ready meals in order to give Muslims a variety of accessible food options that aren't exclusively vegetarian. As people look for products that align with their religious ideals, brands catering to Muslims’ needs will able able to tap into their purchasing power.

Appealing to those seeking both convenience and healthy food, meal kits are expanding from doorstep delivery to grocery stores, where their à la carte options allow shoppers to make last-minute eating decisions. As we try to do more with less time, how are these kits transforming our days?