Author(s): Muhammad Junaidi
Certification of halal products that have been authorized by the Government of the Republic of Indonesia to the Indonesian Ulama Council is of course a good benefit to the business world and society in general. However, the authority of the Indonesian Ulama Council is of course very limited. For example, in terms of mentoring and enforcement of halal labeling which is still found imitation in the community, of course it has shown the limited authority exercised by the Indonesian Ulama Council. Departing from these problems, the role of local government is needed in transforming the values of Islamic law which are poured into the formation of regional legal products related to halal products.