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Forbidden Acts behind the Halal Certificate

Monday, March 28, 2022

Halal certificate application at the MUI is allegedly rife with bribes and extortion. Business owners are hoping for the transfer of halal certification authority from the MUI to the BPJPH to make the process easier and more transparent.

arsip tempo : 171413256998.

The Halal logo issued by the Indonesian Ulema Council (MUI) is displayed at a bakery in Bintaro, South Jakarta, March 26. TEMPO/ Cristian Hansen . tempo : 171413256998.

MEASURING almost half as large as a soccer field, the As-Salam Mosque is being built in Singasari village, Bogor Regency, West Java. The mosque stands on a 3-hectare-wide land owned by a former Indonesian Ulema Council (MUI) chairman responsible for halal certification affairs, Amidhan Shaberah.

After its first groundbreaking in February 2014, the mosque’s construction remains unfinished until now. When Tempo came by on Friday, March ...

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