A Study of halal law concept with emphasis on the implication of distributive justice

‌‌ The concept of halal is reminiscent of any product that has a high health index. This product includes consumer products, services, or interactive systems. One of the interactive systems between human beings is the legal system based on which human interactions will have order and coherence and the rights of individuals will not be violated. There are many legal systems in the world, most of which are based on liberal thinking. On the other hand, justice is the main pillar of law in all legal systems. The definition of justice from the perspective of liberal schools is changing daily due to shortcomings and inefficiencies. Currently, two theories of distributive justice are highly regarded by jurists around the world. The most important theorist of distributive justice is John Rawls, whose theoretical dimensions of thinking are examined in this article.

The present article tries to explain the concept of halal law by comparative study and descriptive research method and by using library resources by examining the principles of justice, especially distributive justice, and pay attention to the comprehensiveness of halal law.

The results of the research indicate the possibility of establishing halal rights with comprehensive and comprehensive indicators.

Halal rights can be achieved by aiming the promotion of lifestyle and providing human integrity through justice, freedom, leisure, spirituality, etc.