Maqasid Approach and Shariah Rules Towards Halal Industry

The market for halal products has grown significantly outside of nations, with a majority of Muslims in a more globalized world, drawing in a wide range of customers who appreciate high-quality, ethical, and sustainable products. The halal industry is shaped by the Maqasid Shariah methodology and Shariah rules, which guarantee that its actions comply with Islamic ethical and legal requirements. The halal industry stresses not only the permissibility of products but also their cleanliness and wholesome by emphasizing the preservation of religion, life, intellect, lineage, and property. Applying Maqasid Shariah in the halal industry is clearly beneficial among consumers and producers, ensuring that products are not only permissible but also beneficial to society, individuals, and the environment, even in this modernized era. This strategy boosts consumer confidence by guaranteeing safety, encouraging moral company practices, and improving general social well-being. The researcher collected data from the selected studies, prioritizing details closely aligned with the research objectives. The findings were analyzed and interpreted within the context of relevant theoretical frameworks, concepts, and existing literature. To present the results of the thematic analysis, the authors employed a narrative framework, ensuring a coherent and structured exposition of the data.

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Journal of Halal Science Industry and Business
Published
2024-11-29
DOI
https://doi.org/10.31098/jhasib.v2i2.2691
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3
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Halal products and consumer behavior
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Maqasid Approach and Shariah Rules Towards Halal Industry

Raihana Mohd Raffi, Syazwan Isnawi Hilme
3 citations
Journal of Halal Science Industry and Business
Halal products and consumer behavior
3.40
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Maqasid Approach and Shariah Rules Towards Halal Industry

Raihana Mohd Raffi, Syazwan Isnawi Hilme
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Abstract

The market for halal products has grown significantly outside of nations, with a majority of Muslims in a more globalized world, drawing in a wide range of customers who appreciate high-quality, ethical, and sustainable products. The halal industry is shaped by the Maqasid Shariah methodology and Shariah rules, which guarantee that its actions comply with Islamic ethical and legal requirements. The halal industry stresses not only the permissibility of products but also their cleanliness and wholesome by emphasizing the preservation of religion, life, intellect, lineage, and property. Applying Maqasid Shariah in the halal industry is clearly beneficial among consumers and producers, ensuring that products are not only permissible but also beneficial to society, individuals, and the environment, even in this modernized era. This strategy boosts consumer confidence by guaranteeing safety, encouraging moral company practices, and improving general social well-being. The researcher collected data from the selected studies, prioritizing details closely aligned with the research objectives. The findings were analyzed and interpreted within the context of relevant theoretical frameworks, concepts, and existing literature. To present the results of the thematic analysis, the authors employed a narrative framework, ensuring a coherent and structured exposition of the data.

Journal of Halal Science Industry and BusinessVol. 2(2)
Sultan Sharif Ali Islamic University (BN)
Industry, innovation and infrastructure
Openalex Percentile: Top 7%
Halal products and consumer behavior
3.40
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