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Zurah Aisyiah Sifa
Universitas Islam Negeri Sumatera Utara
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STRATEGI BERTAHAN UMKM DI TENGAH PERSAINGAN DIGITAL Reza Enma Monisa Berasa; Zultoni lubis; Zurah Aisyiah Sifa; Ahmad Syufi Kholis; Munawar Al Ansor; Cindy Aulia Harahap; Fadillah Fitriani Simamora; Faiz Ferdiansyah Siregar; Azrul Aldy Pratama; Akbar Albuchori Sinaga; Putri Ramadhani Tanjung; Fadhlih Raja Ginda Martua Hsb
Journal of Golden Generation Economic Vol. 1 No. 2 (2025): Desember 2025 : Journal of Golden Generation Economic
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Usaha Mikro, Kecil, dan Menengah (UMKM) menjadi tulang punggung ekonomi Indonesia dengan kontribusi signifikan terhadap PDB dan penyerapan tenaga kerja, tetapi menghadapi tantangan digitalisasi seperti keterbatasan sumber daya dan persaingan ketat. Penelitian kualitatif deskriptif ini menganalisis strategi bertahan UMKM melalui library research, termasuk digitalisasi operasional, e-commerce, analitik data, dan inovasi produk. Hasil menunjukkan UMKM perlu adaptasi teknologi, orientasi pasar, dan manajemen inovasi untuk meningkatkan daya saing. Hambatan seperti literasi digital dan infrastruktur diatasi dengan dukungan pemerintah serta swasta. Kesimpulan merekomendasikan strategi berkelanjutan agar UMKM berkembang di pasar global.
Musyawarah Sebagai Prinsip Politik Islam Dalam Pengambilan Keputusan Nur Afrija Putri; Zurah Aisyiah Sifa; Anggina Rizky Fadla Wardani; Nurhalima Rambe; Ummi fahrizka piliang
Albayan Journal of Islam and Muslim Societies Vol. 1 No. 01 (2025): Spesial Edition: Islam, Law and Constituanality
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Musyawarah (consultation) constitutes one of the fundamental principles of governance in Islamic political thought and serves as an essential mechanism for realizing justice, participation, and collective responsibility in public affairs. This study aims to examine the concept of musyawarah from the perspective of Islamic constitutional law, including its normative foundations, historical development, and relevance within contemporary political systems. The research employs a normative legal method using conceptual, historical, and doctrinal approaches. Primary sources consist of Qur’anic verses, prophetic traditions, and classical Islamic political thought, while secondary sources include scholarly literature on Islamic constitutional law and political theory. The findings demonstrate that musyawarah is not merely a procedural mechanism for decision-making but also represents an ethical and constitutional principle rooted in the values of equality, justice, accountability, and public participation. Historically, the practice of musyawarah was prominently implemented during the era of the Rightly Guided Caliphs (Khulafā’ al-Rāshidūn), reflecting a governance model based on collective deliberation and public consultation. Furthermore, the study reveals that although musyawarah and modern democracy originate from different philosophical foundations, both share common principles concerning participation, representation, and accountability in governance. In the Indonesian context, musyawarah possesses strategic significance as a bridge between Islamic political values and the constitutional principles embodied in Pancasila and democratic governance. Therefore, revitalizing musyawarah within contemporary political institutions can contribute to strengthening democratic quality, promoting inclusive decision-making, and fostering good governance in Muslim-majority societies.
Co-Authors Ahmad Syufi Kholis Akbar Albuchori Sinaga Anggina Rizky Fadla Wardani Azrul Aldy Pratama Cindy Aulia Harahap Fadhlih Raja Ginda Martua Hsb Fadillah Fitriani Simamora Faiz Ferdiansyah Siregar Munawar Al Ansor Nur Afrija Putri Nurhalima Rambe Putri Ramadhani Tanjung Reza Enma Monisa Berasa Ummi Fahrizka Piliang Zultoni Lubis