Papers by Nur Iman Hashim
HALALSPHERE, 2026
BORDERLESS HALAL: UNLOCKING RESILIENCE, INNOVATION AND SUSTAINABILITY , 2025
BORDERLESS HALAL: UNLOCKING RESILIENCE, INNOVATION AND SUSTAINABILITY , 2025
International Halal Ecosystem Conference (IHC OSAKA 2025) , 2025
International Halal Management Conference (IHMC), 2025
Journal of Management & Muamalah, 2025
hub, its halal hospitality education system remains fragmented,
unstandardised, and insufficiently aligned with industry needs. Without a
systematic development of halal hospitality education, Malaysia risks
losing its leadership position in the halal tourism industry. This study
presents a systematic review of research on halal hospitality education in
Malaysia, aiming to map current developments, identify challenges, and
highlight future directions to enhance national competitiveness.
Following the PRISMA 2020 protocol, studies published from 2010 to
2025 were systematically retrieved from Scopus, Web of Science, Google
Scholar, and ResearchGate using predefined keywords and Boolean
operators. After rigorous screening, quality appraisal, and thematic
synthesis, 37 studies were included, revealing seven key themes:
authentic halal experience, workforce training and competency, halal
certification standards, cultural sensitivity, institutional collaboration,
innovation and digital transformation, and SME empowerment. The
findings indicate that, despite notable advancements, substantial
inconsistencies persist across institutions, and coordination among
academia, industry, and policymakers remains limited. Strengthening
Malaysia’s leadership in global halal tourism therefore requires
comprehensive curriculum reform, structured training frameworks, and
enhanced multi-stakeholder collaboration. Accordingly, this study
advocates the establishment of a national halal education framework,
underpinned by strategic support from JAKIM, the Ministry of Higher
Education, and industry partners, to ensure workforce readiness, maintain
educational quality, and promote sustainable growth in the halal tourism
sector.
Social and Management Research Journal, 2025
Asian Journal of Social Science Research , 2024
significant role of marketing influencers in Malaysia. The primary objective is to understand how
these factors interact to influence purchasing decisions within the halal food sector. A systematic
literature review was conducted, adhering to the guidelines set by Petticrew and Roberts (2006),
to analyze previous studies related to the topic. The study employed foundational theories,
specifically the Theory of Reasoned Action (TRA) and Social Influence Theory, to establish a robust
framework for understanding consumer behavior dynamics. Findings reveal that consumer
perceptions are shaped by religious beliefs, brand trust, and health considerations, with marketing
influencers playing a crucial role in enhancing brand visibility and trust through authentic
connections with their audiences. The study concludes that effective marketing strategies in the
halal food sector must align with consumer values and leverage the credibility of influencers to
foster brand loyalty and drive sustainable growth.
10th International Conference on Management and Muamalah 2023 (ICoMM 2023) , 2023
Korpus Dakwah dan Pendidikan Alaf Baharu , 2024
Journal of Management Scholarship, 2024
CRC Press eBooks, Oct 26, 2016
Journal of Islamic Philanthropy and Social Finance
Journal of Islamic Philanthropy and Social Finance
Muslim-Friendly Hotels in Malaysia

Workplace Stress, Organizational Commitment and Turnover Intention of Sushi King Restaurant Employees' in Kuala Lumpur and Selangor Outlets

The Concept of Shariah Compliant Hotel Business in Malaysia
Online Journal of Research in Islamic Studies, Nov 26, 2019