Quiz Halal Standards and Guidelines (HLC 1013)

“O ye who believe! Eat of the good things that We have provided for you, and be grateful to Allah, if it is Him ye worship.” (2:172)

The ayah above is an instruction from Allah to

• do good deeds

• eat Halal Food

• eat Halalan Thoyyiban food

• be considerate during eating

Below are standards developed by SMIIC EXCEPT?

• OIC/SMIIC 1: 2011, General Guidelines on Halal Food

• OIC/SMIIC 1: 2011, General Guidelines on Halal Products

• OIC/SMIIC 2:2011, Guidelines for Bodies Providing Halal Certification

• OIC/SMIIC 3:2011, Guidelines for the Halal Accreditation Body Accrediting Halal Certification Bodies

Halalan Thoyyiban can be defined as allowed and permissible for consumption with relation to Shariah law that is

• cheap

• delicious

• good and high quality

• halal but bad quality

MS 1500 prescribes the practical guidelines for the ______________ industry on the preparation and handling of halal _______________.

• Food

• Pharmaceutical

• Cosmetics

• Logistics

Which one is the impact on presence of various halal standards to the industry?

• Broken supply chains

• Increase understanding on Halal

• Better supply chain

• convenience international trading

Opposite of Thoyyib is

• As-Su'

• Al-Khobith

• Al-Qobih

• Aj-Jayyid

Halal supply chain can be defined as the integration of business process and activities from point of origin to the point of consumption according to _________________.

• Shariah Law

• Codex Principles

• GMP

• HACCP

Islamic Food and Nutrition Council of America (IFANCA) is one of the foreign certification bodies which are recognized by JAKIM. What is the criteria required for IFANCA to be recognized by JAKIM?

• Government organization

• Responsible on the Islamic Affairs of their community

• Trained by JAKIM

• Non-Government Organization

Complementary Standards can be defined as guidelines, best practices or requirements that are able to

• support food supply chain

• support halal supply chain

• protect integrity of halal supply chain

• enhance, support and protect the integrity of the halal supply chain.

MABIMS is a regional cooperation represented by the Religious Ministers of

• Malaysia, Brunei, Indonesia

• Malaysia, Brunei, and Singapore

• Malaysia, Indonesia, and Singapore

• Malaysia, Brunei, Indonesia, and Singapore