The relationship among globalization, modernity, the escalation of religiosity in Southeast Asia, and capitalism cause halal trend consumption raising. The phenomenon of halal certification in Indonesia is interpreted by scholars in myriads of thoughts. Some scholars describe it as a form of religion commodification with more profit oriented, rather than referring to Islamic values or the philosophy of the halal concept. The Islamic symbols are used as trading commodities or marketing goods. The other scholars interpret the issue as an effort to manifest the religious teaching and an expression of piety. Halal certification is a diffusivity phenomenon of sacred (concept of halal, piety) with profane thing (trade and commodification). The ex...
As one of the countries with the largest Muslim population in the world (87.18%), Indonesia has the ...
As a Muslim, he is not allowed to consume and produce freely without any restrictions, so Islam regu...
Scholars use the term 'religious economy' to describe situations where religion is treated as a mark...
The relationship among globalization, modernity, the escalation of religiosity in Southeast Asia, an...
This article aims to explore the impact of halal certification of Indonesian products and the interp...
This article aims to explore the impact of halal certification of Indonesian products and the interp...
The potential for superior products owned by Indonesia is enormous, especially those produced by Mic...
As a step to guarantee the halal of products in Indonesia, the government issued Law Number 33 of 20...
The term “halal” (ḥalāl) is now not only the domain of religious studies but also has implications f...
Introduction to The Problem: Prior to the formation of BPJPH, LPPOM-MUI had a central role in superv...
Today the concept of halal has become a trend in the development of islamic economics in Indonesia, ...
Halal has become part of life worldwide, and the service demand is advancing on a big scale in the i...
This article discusses Islam and Halal products. Specifically, this article highlights a number of c...
The halal lifestyle is currently under scrutiny and experiencing massive growth not only in Indonesi...
The consumption pattern of the Indonesian middle class Muslim community has played a role in increas...
As one of the countries with the largest Muslim population in the world (87.18%), Indonesia has the ...
As a Muslim, he is not allowed to consume and produce freely without any restrictions, so Islam regu...
Scholars use the term 'religious economy' to describe situations where religion is treated as a mark...
The relationship among globalization, modernity, the escalation of religiosity in Southeast Asia, an...
This article aims to explore the impact of halal certification of Indonesian products and the interp...
This article aims to explore the impact of halal certification of Indonesian products and the interp...
The potential for superior products owned by Indonesia is enormous, especially those produced by Mic...
As a step to guarantee the halal of products in Indonesia, the government issued Law Number 33 of 20...
The term “halal” (ḥalāl) is now not only the domain of religious studies but also has implications f...
Introduction to The Problem: Prior to the formation of BPJPH, LPPOM-MUI had a central role in superv...
Today the concept of halal has become a trend in the development of islamic economics in Indonesia, ...
Halal has become part of life worldwide, and the service demand is advancing on a big scale in the i...
This article discusses Islam and Halal products. Specifically, this article highlights a number of c...
The halal lifestyle is currently under scrutiny and experiencing massive growth not only in Indonesi...
The consumption pattern of the Indonesian middle class Muslim community has played a role in increas...
As one of the countries with the largest Muslim population in the world (87.18%), Indonesia has the ...
As a Muslim, he is not allowed to consume and produce freely without any restrictions, so Islam regu...
Scholars use the term 'religious economy' to describe situations where religion is treated as a mark...