The halal industry has received a vast recognition across the globe. It becomes the nature of trade and business in quality assurance and lifestyle. The growing demand for
halal logistics services contributes to halal food integrity. In essence, halal logistics cover on halal logistics hub, halal logistics transportation, halal logistics route and halal logistics management. Unlawful (haram) and the risk of contamination including smell, taste and color changes are consequential issues that need fore critical attention. Thus, this study attempts to illuminate the issues by addressing the scope of halal logistics and its integrity. An established talfiq and takhayyur as innovative tools based on Shariah principle will be discussed with a special focus on contamination in halal logistics operation. This study will support with prominent Muslim scholars’ views on talfiq and takhayyur and also analyzed the relevancy of applied in the halal logistics globally. This study adopts qualitative study research methodology whereby descriptive and explanatory approaches were used. This study believed that talfiq and takhayyur approach could serve as a benchmark to constitute a sufficient measure to address the issues properly.
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To Cite this Article: Hanifah, M. F. H., Zulaipa, R., Zaki, M. A. Y., Dasuqkhi, M. S. (2020). Innovative Fiqh Approach in Halal Logistics Operation. International Journal Academic Research in Business and Social Sciences. 10(5), 1034-1041.
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