![]() In addition, alcohol and other harmful or poisonous ingredients are prohibited to be consumed under the Syariah Law. The use of haram materials as adulterant or additives in products especially food and beverages are also forbidden. In the modern and globalized industry, halal scope has been broaden not only for food but also biotechnology and care products. Generally, ingredients that derived from animals such as pigs, dogs, predators and carrion are considered haram (opposite of halal) and strictly prohibited. According to Syariah Law (Islamic Jurispridence), halal can be translated as something that will not cause the doer any punishment for using it or something that is in line with the Shariah law. The “halal” term comes from Arabic word which means “allowed”, “permitted” or “lawful”. Keywords:Halal curriculum, Halal studies, Scientific research, Halal trainings, Halal industry, OIC countries.ĪRTICLE HISTORY: Received:, Revised: 10 July 2017, Accepted: 2 August 2017, Published: 22 August 2017 1. The progress of halal education and research among OIC countries can be a vital driving force to trigger the revolution of halal landscape in the near future. ![]() In addition, current progress of halal research among OIC countries especially in the use of scientific methods for halal authentication and the roles of halal centres are discussed in details. Attention given to the roles of halal certification authorised bodies in establishing a standard procedure for application purpose followed by the development of potential human resources through halal curriculum in the selected OIC countries. ![]() Therefore, this study embarked on the importance of halal science curriculum and research in catering the development of halal global market among Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) countries. In order to compete in this challenging field, the roles of education and research should not be overlooked. It makes the global halal market as a powerful commercial arena and vitally important emerging sector. The global halal industry is estimated to be worth around USD 2.3 trillion based on the needs and preferences of the 1.7 billion Muslim consumers worldwide. ![]()
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