Legally Acceptable Process For Cosmetic Products: A Jurisprudencial Analytical Study
The technological development of modern manufacturing process and its methods has enabled man to exploit all elements of nature, including najs (impurities) and to use them in the manufacturing industry for various forms of production. This new manufacturing method has brought about a change in t...
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2018
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| Institution: | Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia |
| Language: | English |
| Summary: | The technological development of modern manufacturing process and its methods
has enabled man to exploit all elements of nature, including najs (impurities) and to
use them in the manufacturing industry for various forms of production. This new
manufacturing method has brought about a change in the process of converting
materials which is more complex than the classical methods used in the time of early
jurists. This results in so much fear and reluctance among Muslims regarding the use
and consumption of products which are produced through transforming substances
that are originally najs. The relevant questions here are: whether these najs
substances attain purity upon such chemical conversion and are therefore lawful for
use or will the substance remain impure and therefore not lawful for consumption and
use? Or are there some legal conditions and regulations for using them?
Consequently, this research sets out to analyze the legal effect of istihalah (chemical
transformation) in cosmetic products and also to develop a model for the conditions
and limitations of legally acceptable istihalah in these products. To achieve these two
objectives, inductive, descriptive and analytical methodologies are used. Some of the
findings reached include: that istihalah process has an effect on najs substances
contained in the ingredients of cosmetic products; the process makes the said Legally acceptable process for cosmetic products: A jurisprudencial analytical study
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substances tahir (clean) if the transformation is exhaustive but if the substances have
not been completely transformed, then it will not be lawful to use the product except
upon the fulfillment of certain conditions to wit: the existence of necessity or
compelling need for its use, overwhelming belief of its usefulness, its use does not
include application on the body and that such use of the products manufactured using
the istihalah process will not lead to any harm to human health. |
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