MUI Indramayu Accompanies JULEHA Team to Conduct Audit of Meat Slaughter and Distribution Business
INDRAMAYU-JAYA NEWS.COM – To ensure that animal slaughtering is carried out in accordance with Islamic law and halal standards, the JULEHA (Halal Slaughterer) Audit Team, accompanied by representatives from the MUI Indramayu, conducted a field audit of a meat slaughter and distribution business on Sunday, February 8, 2026.
The Juleha Team inspected the animal slaughter location at Fajrin Jaya, Karang Malang Village, Indramayu.
This activity aims to ensure the halal status of products consumed by the public and provide guidance to business operators to ensure compliance with applicable regulations.
The audit was conducted by Agung Rianto, an auditor from Almahira Bogor, accompanied by two staff auditors. They were also accompanied by religious leaders and representatives from the MUI Indramayu.
The MUI Indramayu representatives consisted of:
*KH. Munawir Amin
*KH. Ibnu Ubaidillah Bilal
*Fatimah, S.Pd.I
The audit was conducted through on-site inspections at Fajrin Jaya’s business premises, covering:
1. The animal slaughter process, from preparation and slaughtering techniques to post-slaughter.
2. The slaughterers’ compliance with JULEHA standards, including understanding the intention and slaughtering procedures according to Islamic law.
3. Equipment and supporting facilities, ensuring cleanliness, suitability, and the absence of any potentially non-halal ingredients.
4. Meat handling management, from separation, storage, and distribution.
During the audit, the team also provided guidance and education to management regarding the importance of consistently maintaining halal certification, not only in the slaughtering process but throughout the entire process chain.
Overall, the audit proceeded in an orderly and smooth manner. The audit team noted several points for future evaluation and improvement, while also providing recommendations for guidance so that halal standards can be continuously improved and maintained.
Facilitators from religious scholars and the Indonesian Ulema Council (MUI) also provided advice and reinforced sharia values, ensuring that the audit was not merely an administrative inspection but also a means of preaching and halal education.
The JULEHA Team’s audit in Fajrin Jaya is part of a joint effort to maintain halal food for the community. It is hoped that the audit results and guidance provided will serve as a foundation for businesses to continuously improve service quality and compliance with Islamic law.**
H. Adlan Daie
(General Secretary of the Indramayu MUI)
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