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Mapping the Halal Industry: A Decade of Bibliometric Trends and Strategic Implications for Islamic Economics Education in Indonesia Riyadi, Slamet; Rozaanah
RAFAHIYA Jurnal Ekonomi dan Syariah Vol 1 No 1 (2025): RAFAHIYA Journal of Islamic Economics
Publisher : PT Elaborium Eevasi Indonesia

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.37010/rafahiya.v1i1.19

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This study maps the global research landscape of the halal industry (2013–2023) through bibliometric analysis, identifying thematic priorities, collaboration gaps, and opportunities for academic institutions offering Islamic economics programs. Using Scopus data analyzed via VOSviewer and Mendeley, 1,156 publications were systematically reviewed. Co-occurrence, overlay, and density visualizations were employed to decode thematic clusters, temporal trends, and research gaps. The analysis reveals three key insights: (1) Dominance of halal food (53 occurrences) and tourism (26) research, overshadowing emerging sectors like halal pharmaceuticals (2); (2) Geographic concentration in Malaysia (15), Indonesia (4), and Turkey (3) with limited cross-border collaboration (82% single-country publications); (3) Critical gaps in sustainability integration, non-Muslim market studies, and technology ethics.Practical implications: For Indonesian universities, these findings highlight the urgency to (a) redesign curricula emphasizing understudied sectors (e.g., halal fintech, ESG compliance), (b) foster international partnerships to overcome regional fragmentation, and (c) bridge doctrinal compliance with SDGs through applied research. This study is the first to systematically link halal industry bibliometrics with Islamic economics education strategies, offering a roadmap for curriculum innovation and global academic leadership.
Co-Authors Ade Muhammad Ritonga Ahmad Afandi Ahmad Zaky Amiruddin Siahaan Annisa Salsabilla Albarad ANNISA, RIDHA Aulia Rahmah Awaluddin Bani Hibban Cahyananda Dwi Putri Fakhrurrozi Fakhrurrozi Fikri, Hidayatul FLORIDA, RINI MARDYANI Hisyam Zaini Ilham Tumanggor Indra Indra Jamaluddin, Muhajirah Binti Leginta Puti Sakinah Lubis, Arbonas Mardhatillah Mawaddah, Sakinah Muhammad Afkarul Watan Muhammad Iqbal Muhammad Zaki Aslam Munthe, Riri Maharani Putri Nurhalimah Qurrata Ayuni Br Ginting Raihan Fadillah Nasution Ramadona, Syahri Said Hidayat Salsa Ikhlasiyah Shiba Salsabila Siti Khaila Murdy Siti Sarah Slamet Riyadi Slamet Riyadi Suriya Jaya Tika Rahmadani Zaki Muhammad Fathullah Zimatullah, Yani Zulham Effendi