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Halal Certification and Its Application in Malaysia

Müslüman ülkelerdeki helâl sertifika hizmetleri, siyasi, ekonomik, sosyakültürel ve toplumsal uyum açısından farklılıklar göstermektedir. Bu durumMalezya gibi çok uluslu ülkelere (MNC) bu alanda çok zorlu bir görevyüklemektedir. Genellikle Müslüman ülkelere yönelik bir uygulama olan helâlsertifika işlemleri söz konusu ülkelerin büyüme oranına göre deşekillenmektedir. Müslümanlar dünya nüfusunun neredeyse %20'sini temsiletmektedir. Dahası, bu rakamın 2025 yılına kadar %30'a çıkmasıbeklenmektedir. İslam'da en önemli kavramlardan biri helâl kavramıdır. Helâl,kesim, depolama, sergileme, hazırlama, hijyen, temizlik ve yiyeceklerin yanı sıragıda dışı ürünler kategorisini de kapsamaktadır. Ticaretin küreselleşmesininhızı, bilim ve teknolojideki gelişme ve üretim süreçlerini basitleştirmek içindevam eden girişimler göz önüne alındığında, helâl kavramının diğer ülkelertarafından da tam olarak anlaşılması önem arz etmektedir. Bugün birçok ülkeMalezya'nın helâl sertifika politikasını ve prosedürünü kendine örnek almaktave bu prosedürü uygulamaktadır. Malezya helâl sertifikasyon politikası veprosedüründe, helâl ürün ve hizmetler sağlamada ana oyuncu olma işlevinidevam ettirmektedir. Bu araştırma bir çok konferans, sempozyum, fuar ve diğerakademik çalışmalardan yararlanılarak hazırlanmıştır. Çalışmada nedenMalezya’nın model ülke olarak kendini ilan ettiği ve helâl gıda problemlerininMalezya’daki hukuki süreçleri ele alınmakta, ayrıca dünyadaki helâl ürün vehizmetlerde kendini örnek ve sorumlu ülke olarak konumlandıran Malezya'nınhelâl sertifika standardı ve prosedürü dini, ekonomik, sağlık ve lojistik açılardanincelenmektedir.

A very challenging task is facing the multinational and multi-religious countries, in implementing halal certificate services. Malaysia can be considered as an ideal example in the halal industry standardization. It is considered as multinational and multi-religious country due to the differences in ethnicity, language, sociocultural and religious aspects. At the same time, Malaysia is targeting countries where Muslim live extensively in the implementation of halal certificate and standards and this is because Muslims represent almost 20% of the world’s population. Moreover, by 2025, this figure is expected to reach to 30%. Halal is considered one of the most important concepts among Muslims. Halal means “permissible in Islam” and it covers a huge aspect of animal species, storage, cleanliness, display, preparation and hygiene. It covers food as well as non-food category of products. With globalization, manufacturing process change and development of science and technology, it is essential that the halal concept should be understood by all societies and/or countries. Today so many countries implement the Malaysian halal standards for better understanding of halal concept where Malaysia has set itself to become a pioneer in providing halal products and services. This paper discusses standard and control of the Malaysian halal certification, it is discusses the laws that impose criminal accountability as well as the Malaysian Halal Standard to complete and look the reason of why Malaysia position itself as the model country for taking charge of halal matters. This research conducted with so many conferences, exhibitions, symposiums fair and previous work about halal platform. Malaysia taking responsibility of being role model country itself. Malaysia putting big effort for halal industry in international platform and halal certification in Malaysia.
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  • ISSN: 2667-7326
  • Yayın Aralığı: Yılda 2 Sayı
  • Başlangıç: 2013
  • Yayıncı: Amasya Üniversitesi
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