Standardization of Companies and The Islamic Business Environment in Indonesia

Talking about Islamic business is closely related to mu'amalah (economy) which is based on Islamic law. Understanding of sharia companies and the current business environment is very necessary for Muslim business actors to support their understanding of sharia companies and the sharia business environment in accordance with sharia principles including noble moral values such as morals (fair, honest, trustworthy, professional, transparent, and ethical). honest), al-amin/amanah, avoiding the words "haram" and dzalim), these are the basic principles in carrying out business practices for Muslim entrepreneurs. This study aims to reveal and analyze related to Standardization of Companies and the Sharia Business Environment in Indonesia and the Urgency of Choosing Companies and the Sharia Business Environment in Indonesia?. The method in this study uses a library research method with the main sources from books, journals and the internet as well as other literature on Corporate Standardization and the Islamic Business Environment in Indonesia. The results showed that Islamic companies are companies that have obtained a halal certificate from the LPH (Halal Guarantee Agency) from the Indonesian Ulema Council, with various categories including; 1) Have a certificate of Halal Assurance Certificate (SJH); 2) Obtain “A” status in all listed facilities; 3) Perform timely renewal (register to CEROL-SS23000 three months in advance and finish no later than the previous validity period); 4) There were no weaknesses during the audit for the last four years (not the result of improvement of weaknesses). Therefore, the embodiment in creating an Islamic Business Environment that needs to be emphasized is Islamic business ethics itself, such as improving service to consumers, providing adequate company places/locations, superior facilities and so on