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Adam, Deden Kurnia
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ETOS KERJA DAN INSENTIF GURU PERSPEKTIF ISLAM: Telaah di MTs. Miftahul Ulum Purwakarta Supiana, Supiana; Zaqiah, Qiqi Yulianti; Adam, Deden Kurnia; Nahar, Agus Samsul; Komala, Euis
Borneo : Journal of Islamic Studies Vol. 5 No. 2 (2025): BORNEO: Journal of Islamic Studies
Publisher : Institut Agama Islam Sultan Muhammad Syafiuddin Sambas

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This study explores the evolution of the mudarabah contract from a historical perspective to its prospects for application in the modern banking system. Using a literature review method, with a research focus on the evolution of the mudarabah contract over time and its prospects for application in the modern banking system. Historical analysis shows how mudarabah has adapted to the changing socioeconomic and financial regulatory challenges over time, as well as the evolution of its practice based on the principle of profit sharing and Islamic commercial ethics. The results of the study show that innovation and adaptation in Islamic financial products, including mudarabah contracts, have strengthened their relevance in the modern era, indicating significant growth in global Islamic banking. This article closes by discussing the prospects of mudarabah contracts as ethical and sustainable financial instruments in the modern banking ecosystem, given the increasing demand for responsible and fair financial alternatives, as well as the important role of financial technology in expanding the reach and efficiency of sharia financial transactions.
KEBON JAMBU AL ISLAMY ISLAMIC BOARDING SCHOOL SANTRIPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY THROUGH SOAR ANALYSIS Nurhadi, Hafidin; Adam, Deden Kurnia; Komala, Euis; Darojat, Jajat; Asyari, Hobir
PROCEEDING OF INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON EDUCATION, SOCIETY AND HUMANITY Vol 2, No 2 (2024): Third International Conference on Education, Society and Humanity
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Today's Islamic boarding schools not only teach classical books as a generational guide but also equip the generation with hard and soft skills to respond to the development of Industry 4.0. The entrepreneur program is a program that creates a generation that has the entrepreneurial character of Islamic boarding school students. This research will present novelty regarding SOAR analysis in evaluating the entrepreneur program at the Kebon Jambu Al Islamy Babakan Ciwaringin Cirebon Islamic Boarding School. This research uses a qualitative method with a Kebon Jambu Al Islamy Islamic Boarding School case study. The data comes from primary data that the researcher took from the Islamic boarding school and secondary data that the researcher took from supporting documents related to the research. From the research results, the Jambu Al Islamy Islamic Boarding School is proliferating, various activities are held in the boarding school environment, and students are given space to work. There is an entrepreneurial contribution in the form of BUMP cooperatives (Islamic boarding school-owned enterprises). Cooperative for basic food and student needs, banking financial institutions, sewing, hydroponic gardens, Jambu Café, LPK Multi-Media. The Kebon Jambu Al Islamy Islamic Boarding School Santripreneur development program shows a very productive and constructive SOAR for Islamic boarding schools, both economically and for Islamic boarding school alums who have soft skills and complex skill competencies. 
Co-Authors Asyari, Hobir Darojat, Jajat Komala, Euis Nahar, Agus Samsul nurhadi, hafidin Supiana, Supiana Zaqiah, qiqi yulianti