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5 HALAL STUDIES IN UNISSA FOR GLOBAL REACH ASSOC. PROF. DR. NURDENG DEURASEH RESEARCH CENTRE OF UNIVERSITI ISLAM SULTAN SHARIF ALI (UNISSA) Halal Studies in UNISSA for Global Reach By Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nurdeng Deuraseh Director of

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HALAL STUDIES IN UNISSA FOR GLOBAL REACH

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ASSOC. PROF.
DR. NURDENG

DEURASEH

RESEARCH CENTRE OF UNIVERSITI ISLAM SULTAN SHARIF ALI (UNISSA)

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Halal Studies in UNISSA for Global Reach

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nurdeng Deuraseh

Director of Halalan Thayyiban Research Centre Universiti Islam Sultan Sharif Ali (UNISSA) Negara Brunei Darussalam E-mail: nurdeng.deuraseh@unissa.edu.bn & baanthon55@gmail.com

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Abstract Halal studies is a global education proposition ready to be the next world educational discipline market force. ASEAN has to play an active role in halal education since Muslims stress on the importance of the permissibility

f products to be used and consumed. The concern of halal education in

ASEAN increase tremendously as a result of increasing the Muslims population in ASEAN countries. In this regards, various Islamic political policies have been implemented in Negara Brunei Darussalam for the purpose of disseminating and developing halal education in global and modern society. This paper is an attempt to highlight the experience of Universiti Islam Sultan Sharif Ali (UNISSA)’s halalan Thayyiban research Centre in disseminating halal science through halal education and research for global reach. Key words: Halalan Thayyiban, Halal Education, Negara Brunei Darussalam

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Part I: Halal Science in Broaden Perspective

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ٰٔ ـ ّاهُُّأًَ ٰٔ س ُّنلٱٰٰٔٔ ُّمِمْٰٔاو ل كىِف ِٰٔضأرّألۢٱ ًالٰـَلَحًاابّّيَطْٰٰٔٔاو عِبُّتّتّٰٔلُّؤِٰتٲّو ط خ ِٰۚٔن ـّطأُُّشلٱٰٰٔٔ هُّنِإ ٰٔۥٰٔأم كّلٰٰٔٔ نُِبهُمٍّٰٔو دّع

Maksudnya: Wahai sekalian manusia, makanlah yang halal lagi baik dari apa yang terbaik dibumi, dan janganlah kamu mengikuti langkah-langkah syaitan; karena sesungguhnya syaitan itu musuh yang nyata

bagimu. (Al-Baqarah: 168)

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Halal science service, institution, maintenance from head to toe: Examples

Physical human body= halal insurance, halal bank, halal hospital concepts,

Takaful Islam, Takaful Malaysia, Bank Islam, Pilgrim’s Fund in Malasia, Marketing

Head= Islamic education, intellectual, consultancy, halal psychology, IIUM,

USIM, IPPH, R&D

Eye= halal view, tv programs, voice of halal in tv
Ear= Islamic music, radio program, voice of halal in radio
Mouth= Halal restaurant, halal food, halal drinks
Tongue= halal voice, halal lecture, khutbah, cd, digital industries
Heart= Love, Marriage institution, Islamic Family law, Faith

Leg=Travel, Transportation, Tourism

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Role of UNISSA in Halal Education

SLIDE 8 His Majesty Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah of Brunei Darussalam during the 6th Hafl al- Takharruj (Convocation) Ceremony of Universiti Islam Sultan Sharif (UNISSA) on 20th Muharram 1438H corresponding to 22th October 2016M, at the International Convention Centre, Berakas, Brunei Darussalam, had given his speech as below: “Sebenarnya masih banyak ruang yang perlu diteroka oleh UNISSA. Salah satu bidang yang berkembang pesat sehingga ke peringkat antarabangsa pada masa ini, iaitu industri halal. Bukankah aspek halal itu merupakan tuntutan utama dalam Ugama Islam? Nilai pasaran global adalah semakin meningkat dan dianggarkan berjumlah sangat besar. Ia meningkat sebanyak 16% dari keseluruhan industri makanan dunia dan boleh menjangkau sehingga 20% dari perdagangan dunia dalam produk makanan sahaja. Oleh sebab itu, Beta menyokong penuh rancangan UNISSA untuk menubuhkan sebuah Pusat Kecemerlangan Penyelidikan Halal di UNISSA sebagai pemangkin kepada hasrat Beta untuk menjadikan Negara Brunei Darussalam sebagai 'hub halal global' yang akan membantu memacu pertumbuhan ekonomi negara.” (Pelita Brunei, 26 Oktober 2016/25 Muharram 1438). Translation: “In fact, there is still a wide range of opportunity that needs to be explored by UNISSA. During this time, halal industry has become one of the most rapidly- developing fields which spreads globally. Has it not that the halal aspect been demanded in the religion of Islam? The global market value is increasing and it is estimated to be large. It increases by 16% of the total of world’s food industry and can reach up to 20% of the world’s commerce in the food products alone. Therefore, I fully support UNISSA’s plan to establish Centre of Excellence of Halal Research at UNISSA; as a catalyst to my wish to make Brunei Darussalam as the ‘global halal-hub’, wherein will aid in boosting the country’s economic growth. (Pelita Brunei, 26 Oktober 2016/25 Muharram 1438).

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OPERATIONAL DEFINITION (PPHT)

In reference to the effort of being One Stop Centre, that is: Pusat Penyelidikan Perkhidmatan Profesional

RESEARCH CENTRE

STUDY & TEACHING

PROFESSIONAL SERVICE

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OBJECTIVE

 To offer the academic programme in the field of halalan thayyiban which is systematic and effective in ensuring that research as well as a comprehensive and credible education is generated.  To conduct a comprehensive academic research relating to halalan thayyiban and systematically examine issues related to halalan thayyiban from time to time in order to protect the sanctity

f Islam.

 To offer courses and training that will assist researchers and academicians in conducting academic research, innovation, service/monitoring of experimental samples/scientific analysis in the laboratory and research development relating to halalan thayyiban.  Offering consultation and professional services and authentication in the laboratory for products in both the national and international markets in determining that these products are indeed in accordance with the standards of halalan thayyiban or otherwise.  Generating UNISSA financial income by introducing a variety of halalan thayyiban products whether in the form of research, publications and services to local as well as the international halal industry.  To maintain and uphold the sanctity of halalan thayyiban as a way of life and practice through teaching, research, professional services and training based on knowledge, faith, good deed, piety and morality in line with the teachings of Ahli Sunnah Wal Jama‘ah of Mazhab Shafi‘i.  To produce experts in the field of halalan thayyiban who are able to clarify and provide solution to the confusion/problem in the society, primarily in Brunei Darussalam and regional countries, and finally uphold the sanctity of the Sunnah of the Prophet (peace be upon him).  To establish a centre of excellence on halalan thayyiban based on comprehensive knowledge of both naqli and ‘aqli through teaching, research and professional services.

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To promote Halalan Thayyiban products as the foundation in

establishing Baldatun Thayyibatun wa Rabbun Ghafur {A good land and a forgiving Lord}. VISION

Steadfast to become an excellent Halalan Thayyiban

Research Centre with international reputation. MISSION

اًبِ يَط ًلبٰـَلَح ِضأرَألۢٱ ىِف اُّمِم ْاوُلُك
“Eat of what is halalan thayyiban on the earth” (Al-Baqarah:

168) MOTTO

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LABORATORIES

To achieve the purpose of becoming the excellent in research, teaching and professional service, 2 laboratories will be established:

(A) Laboratory of Halal Management and Laws (B) Laboratory of Halal Science and Authentication

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ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES

(A)

International Executive Programme BA in Halal Science

(B)

Minor Programme in Halal Science

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ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES

Master (M.A) of Halal Management (by coursework and

dissertation)

Master (M.A) of Halal Management (by research)
Master (M.A) of Shariah and Halal Laws (by coursework and

dissertation)

Master (M.A) of Shariah and Halal Laws (by research)
Master (M.A) of Science and Halal Product Innovation (by

research)

(D) DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (BY RESEARCH)

Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D) in Halal Management
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D) in Shariah and Halal Laws
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D) in Science and Halal Product Innovation

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BACHELOR (BA) OF HALAL SCIENCE

 The programme specifically caters for all applicants, with

Islamic background/social science/Science/Technology/ Information and other diciplines, who have work experience or otherwise.

 It is uniquely designed to enhance the skills of students in

making professional decisions, expand and increase their knowledge which can help students to think, act and have piety towards Allah SWT .

SLIDE 16 No Name of Courses 1 Shariah and Life 2 Introduction to Halalan Thayyiban 3 Objective of Islamic Law in Halal Industry 4 Legal Maxim in Halal Industry 5 Halal Fatwa 6 Halal Logistics 7 Philosophy of Halal-Haram in Islam 8 Halal Slaughtering Management 9 Fiqh and Usul al-Fiqh in Halal Industry 10 Halal Industrial Food and Management 11 Halal Policy, Standard and Regulation 12 Halal Product Service and Management 13 Verses of the Quran on Halal-Haram 14 Hadith on Halal-Haram 15 Halal Science in ASEAN 16 Fiqh Management and Administration of Halal Industry 17 Halal Tourism 18 Halal Restaurant Industry 19 Halal Product Entrepreneurship 20 Academic Research

BACHELOR (BA) OF HALAL SCIENCE

List of courses offered:Course Description WITHOUT REFERENCE.docx

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MINOR PROGRAMME IN HALAL SCIENCE

 It is a collection of subjects totaling 15 credits with at

least 50% (6 credits) of subjects in year 3 or above according to the programme offerings by the Centre/Department.

 Offered to all UNISSA students who Obtained a CGPA of at

least 3.00 in Year 2, Semester 1; and

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PHILOSOPHY OF HALAL-HARAM IN ISLAM VERSES OF THE QURAN ON HALAL-HARAM HADITH ON HALAL-HARAM

 Choose TWO courses (6 Credit Hours):

FIQH MANAGEMENT AND ADMINISTRATION OF HALAL INDUSTRY HALAL SCIENCE IN ASEAN HALAL POLICY , STANDARD AND REGULATION HALAL SLAUGHTERING MANAGEMENT HALAL PRODUCT ENTREPRENEURSHIP

MINOR PROGRAMME IN HALAL SCIENCE

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MASTER DEGREE PROGRAMME (BY COURSEWORK AND DISSERTATION)

 Master (M.A) of Halal Management

The programme will equip students with advance and professional knowledge through courses and practices as well as expose them to the latest developments in the field of halal. Graduates of this programme can have a career in planning, management, research, academia and industry related to the management of halal industry.

 Master (M.A) of Shariah and Halal Laws

This field of study focuses on Shariah laws and civil laws pertaining to the national and international halal industry. Development of new legal rules in accordance with the laws of the State, maqasid shariah and fiqh jurisprudence, policies, standards and fatwa for halal products is one of the main researches in this field. In addition, the administration of Islamic laws, international trade laws, consumer protection laws, laws of product liability and safety will also be studied.

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 Terms

graduation: Successfully completed the research/dissertation project (6 credits), and registered with at least 36 credit hours of the courses offered, and pass the courses including the Memorisation and Commentary of the Quran course (6 credits).

 Mode of Teaching: Student-centered learning, i.e. case

study, seminar, forum, modules, problem-based learning, project-oriented learning, presentation and lectures.

MASTER DEGREE PROGRAMME (BY COURSEWORK AND DISSERTATION)

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Some of the courses offered are: No Course Title 1 Research Methodology for Science/Social Science 2 Philosophy of Halalan Thayyiban 3 Halal Science and Globalisation 4 Information Technological Halal Product 5 Fiqh and Usul al-Fiqh in Halal Industry 6 Current Issues in Halal Industry and Product 7 Halal Product Innovation 8 Halal Product Research Seminar 9 Regional and Global Halal Fatwa 10 Halal Global 11 Dissertation 12 Memorisation and Commentary of the Quran

MASTER DEGREE PROGRAMME (BY COURSEWORK AND DISSERTATION)

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MASTER AND DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY DEGREE PROGRAMMES (BY RESEARCH)

The programme aims to develop students' ability to integrate knowledge and expertise gained through research using critical thinking and analytical skills, thus contributing to progress in the study of halalan thayyiban.

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PPHT RESEARCH FIELDS

Science of Religion & Cluster of

Research: Social Science, Shariah and Laws

Research field (First phase)

Islamization of Contemporary

Science & Cluster of Research: Information, Science & Technology

Research field (Second phase)

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COURSES, TRAININGS AND PROFESSIONAL SERVICE

Course on Awareness of Halal
Course on Halal Pharmaceutical and Cosmetic
Course on Halal Food
Course on Halal Service
Course on Halal Standard Management (GMP & IMP)
Course on Halal Determination Methods 1

– Islamic and Law (Hukum) Perspective

Course on Halal Determination Methods 2
Shariah and Law Perspective
Course on Halal Determination Methods 3
Science Perspective (instrument application, etc)

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Special discourse on Watani Islamic Malay Halal Knowledge
Course on Current Halal Fatwa
Course on Halal Executive
Course on Halal Entrepreneurship Incubation
Course on Halal Foods and Drinks
Course on Halal Hospitality and Tourism
Course on Halal Audit
Course on Halal Logistics
Course on Halal Packaging

 Halal Science Courses and Trainings

Workshop on Basic Theory and HPLC Application
Workshop on the Verification of Halal Thayyiban Products Using PCR Methods
Workshop on the Authentication of Halal Products Using GCTOF-MS Methods
Workshop on the related high-technological tools/equipments used in Halalan

Thayyiban industry

COURSES, TRAININGS AND PROFESSIONAL SERVICE

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PERSONNEL / PHYSICAL / FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS

PERSONNEL IMPLICATIONS PHYSICAL IMPLICATIONS

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ACADEMIC STAFF & RESEARCH FELLOW

Professor Emeritus Dato’ Dr Sayyid Muhammad Aqiel bin Ali al-Mahdaly (Senior Professor) B.A, MA (Azhar University), PhD (Ain Shams University, Egypt) Tel: 2462000. E-mail: aqiel.almahdaly@unissa.edu.bn Dr Nurdeng Deuraseh (Associate Professor) Ph.D (Islamic Civilisation); M.A (Islamic Science), ISTAC; B.A (Islamic Revealed Knowledge and Heritage) International Islamic University Malaysia, Malaysia; Post Doctoral Researcher: Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies, UK & Walailak University, Thailand. Tel: 2462000. E-mail: nurdeng.deuraseh@unissa.edu.bn Professor Dr Haji Mahayuddin bin Haji Yahaia (Professor) Ph.D (Islamic History and Civilisation); M.A (Islamic History and Civilisation) University of Exeter, United Kingdom; B.A (Arabic and Islamic Studies) Cairo University, Egypt; Dip.Ed (Islamic Education) Ain Shams University, Egypt. Tel: 2462000 ext. 472. E-mail: mahayuddin.yahaia@unissa.edu.bn

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Dr Haji Abdurrahman Raden Aji Haqqi (Senior Lecturer) Ph.D (Philosophy of Islamic Law of Transactions); MCL (Principles of Islamic Jurisprudence) International Islamic University Malaysia, Malaysia; B.A (Fiqh and Usul al-Fiqh) Kuwait University, Kuwait. Tel: 2462000 ext. 469. E-mail: abdurrahman.haqqi@unissa.edu.bn Dr Azme bin Haji Matali (Lecturer) Ph.D (Islamic Banking) University of Malaya, Malaysia; M.A (Economic and Islamic Banking), Yarmouk University, Jordan; B.A (Shariah and Law) al-Azhar University, Egypt. Tel: 2462000 ext. 182. E-mail: azme.hjmatali@unissa.edu.bn Dr Sulaiman Dorloh (Senior Lecturer) Ph.D (Family Law); MCL (Comparative Law); LL.B (Shariah); LL.B (Hons) International Islamic University Malaysia, Malaysia. Tel: 2462000. E-mail: dsulaiman.dorloh@unissa.edu.bn Dr Hajah Mas Nooraini binti Haji Mohiddin (Lecturer) Ph.D (Islamic Finance) Durham University, United Kingdom; M.A (Islamic Studies) National University of Malaysia, Malaysia; B.A (Shariah) al-Azhar University, Egypt. Tel: 2462000 ext. 401. E-mail: masnooraini.mohiddin@unissa.edu.bn

ACADEMIC STAFF & RESEARCH FELLOW

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Dayang Suaad binti Dr Haji Serbini (Lecturer) M.A (Fiqh of Marriage) International Islamic University Malaysia, Malaysia; B.A (Shariah) University of Brunei Darussalam, Negara Brunei Darussalam. Tel: 2462000. E-mail: dygsuaad.drhjserbini@unissa.edu.bn Dr Hakimah binti Haji Yaacob (Senior Assistant Professor) PhD in Law (IIUM); MA in Comparative Laws, (IIUM), BA of Law (IIUM), BA (Shariah), IIUM; Diploma Victimology, Tokiwa University, Japan Tel: 2462000. E-mail: hakimah.yaacob@unissa.edu.bn Dr Shereeza binte Mohamed Saniff (Lecturer) PhD (Islamic-based Development) Universiti Sains Malaysia, Master Soc.

Sc. (Islamic Development Management) Universiti Sains Malaysia, LL.B

(Hons) International Islamic University Malaysia, Malaysia. Tel: 2462000 ext. 371 E-mail: shereeza.saniff@unissa.edu.bn

ACADEMIC STAFF & RESEARCH FELLOW

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CONCLUSION

The establishment of Pusat Penyelidikan Halalan Thayyiban (PPHT) @ Halalan Thayyiban Research Centre (HTRC) is an effort to uphold the command of His Majesty Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah of Brunei

Darussalam. This proposal will give positive impacts such as below:

UNISSA will be the first university in Brunei Darussalam to explore Halal Science and active in study & teaching, research and professional service.

Preparing and shaping the administrators/workers who follow the teachings of Islam in developing Brunei Darussalam and where needed at other countries around the globe.

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WASSALAM AND THANK YOU