The Consequences Of Halal Food In Islam

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By referring to Islamic Law, halal can be classified as anything that legitimated to be done in the religion. It is a universal concept that can be applied to all aspect of life, which not only focusing to the product use by Muslim people. The halal itself has large area of application cover such as clothing and manner, human relationship, trade and financial, and many other area that equivalent to the Shariah’s Islam. Besides, Islam has generally guideline on halal food which involving the material and ingredient use, animal permitted to be eat must be slaughter properly according to Islam. Consequently, the ingredient use must not be combine, or have contact with anything that haram to Islam such as, pig, wine, dog. It must be keep clean …show more content…
There are the consequences of why is it prohibited in Islam. When people eat the dead animal, it cannot be acceptable by the human and contradict to human dignity (Zakiah, 2014). Therefore, by referring to the above statement, Malaysia Department of Islamic Development (JAKIM) has stated that halal food or product must not contain any of non-halal animal or any ingredient that can be categorized as dirt, unsafe and harmful to the human or people itself. JAKIM also stress on the equipment use must be not contaminated during the preparation, processing, packaging and the storage of the product. In addition, Islam always want that his people will used anything that are clean and unsuspicious on it. This is because, eating or consume something that suspicious will root to no peaceful and calmness in heart and soul of the …show more content…
In becoming a global halal hub, a country must confirm that they can provide with the suitable places to manage especially in term of halal supply chain, and certification agencies Abdul Rahman et al., (2013). As the time goes by, there is still no specific place being mention. However, Malaysian has develop some good criteria to be a global halal hub compared with the other countries.
According to Abdul Rahman et al., (2013) this country also have mature the halal ecosystem to be used by the manufacturer and other agencies in managing the halal hub. He also claimed that one of the third phase country of the halal evolution is Malaysia. Therefore, the Malaysian country have proven that they have a good criteria in being a global halal hub. The country also have well recognized from the JAKIM on the halal certificate which being a worldwide identified by other country stated by Latif et al., (2014). He claim that Malaysia is committed on doing halal industry. However, Japan does not implant Halal system in their country to monitor, assist and help their halal firm and business to generate more profit. So, this new opportunities will be used to help Japan country in implementing a system to encourage their economy of country with Halal

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