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ZAKAT SEBAGAI INSTRUMEN PEMBANGUNAN EKONOMI KESEJAHTERAAN UMMAT Bahri S, Andi
Li Falah: Journal of Islamic Economics and Business Vol. 1 No. 2 (2016): December 2016
Publisher : Institut Agama Islam Negeri Kendari

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Abstract The obligation of zakat in Islam has a fundamental significance, other than closely related to aspects of divinity, is also closely related to the economic and social problems. Zakat became one of the instruments of collective social welfare achievement. But in reality, the economic potential of this promising and well-being not optimally managed, professional and accountable. This article offers an analysis of the charity as an instrument of economic development of the welfare of the Ummah with the first show reviews historicity zakat. Zakat as an instrument ekonommi and welfare of the community, efforts to optimize its management becomes a necessity because it is one of the pillars of Islam dimension ubudiyyah, ijtimaiyyah and iqtishadiyyah, which can contribute to enhancing the welfare of society and the stranding-rope of love between man (hablunminannas) as well as liaison komunikasi a servant to his Lord (hablunminallah).
Local Economic Transformation through International Collaboration: Optimizing the Creative Economic Potential of Edelweiss Flowers Based on Sharia Principles Ismawati; Hanim Misbah; Nuur Halimatus Saadiah Masrukhin; Atina Hidayati; Mitra Sami Gultom; Dewi Maharani; Inarotul A'yun; Andi Bahri S; Hastin Tri Utami; Puspita; Alip Toto Handoko
Journal of Islamic Economic Studies Vol. 1 No. 4 (2025): December 2025
Publisher : Yayasan Darussalam Patalassang

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This Community Service Program (PKM) aims to support local economic transformation among the Tengger Tribe by optimizing creative economic potential based on the edelweiss flower through a sharia-based framework and international collaboration between Indonesian universities that are members of APSKPS and Malaysian universities. A participatory approach was applied through observation, interviews, focus group discussions, documentation, and direct educational mentoring for local micro‐entrepreneurs. The findings reveal improved Islamic financial literacy, enhanced portable digital marketing capacity, and strengthened ecological awareness regarding the conservation of edelweiss as a culturally valuable yet environmentally sensitive species. Collaboration with USIM, UiTM, and UKM enabled cross-country knowledge transfer that enriched empowerment strategies and broadened the community’s orientation toward sustainable creative economy development. This program integrates Islamic spiritual-ecological values, environmental preservation, and digital innovation into a single framework rooted in maqashid shariah. The results indicate that economic utilization of edelweiss does not require harvesting from natural habitats, but can be developed through non-destructive derivative products and creative digital content grounded in local culture. This model serves as an example of inclusive, sustainable, and socially just community empowerment.