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Khamidah, Yuni Astriana
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Analisis Perilaku Pedagang Pasar Pagu Ditinjau dari Etika Bisnis Islam Nurrokhim, Isma; Suherlina, Etik; Maghfirah, Izzatun; Khamidah, Yuni Astriana
Jihbiz : Jurnal Ekonomi, Keuangan dan Perbankan Syariah Vol 9 No 1 (2025)
Publisher : Universitas Islam Raden Rahmat

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.33379/jihbiz.v9i1.6186

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Trading behaviour in muamalah plays an important role in people's lives in transactions between each other to fulfil daily living needs. This research includes research that uses a qualitative approach, namely in the form of a research procedure that produces descriptive data or in the form of written speech and behaviour that can be observed from the subject himself. The results of this research show that the behaviour of Pagu Market traders in Kediri Regency is partly in accordance with procedures that are in accordance with Islamic teachings, namely prioritizing honesty, showing good behaviour and being careful in carrying out their trading routines. However, there are also things that are not in accordance with Islamic teachings, namely the behaviour of traders who praise the quality of goods unreasonably, the unfriendliness of traders, the dishonesty of traders, and the injustice of traders towards buyers. The trading behaviour of traders in the market is relatively balanced between that which is in accordance with Islamic teachings and trading behaviour that is not yet appropriate.
Islamic Boarding Schools And The Development Of Sharia Economy In Indonesia Adim, Abd; Prakoso, Firza Agung; Khamidah, Yuni Astriana; Sofa, Devi Maya; Ramdhani, Reviandy Azhar
Masyrif : Jurnal Ekonomi, Bisnis dan Manajemen Vol 6, No 2 (2025): Masyrif : Jurnal Ekonomi, Bisnis dan Manajemen
Publisher : Universitas Al-Amien Prenduan Sumenep

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.28944/masyrif.v6i2.2436

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Despite these institutional advances, existing studies still focus heavily on formal, state-centered actors, leaving the role of community-based religious institutions largely understudied theoretically. This article addresses this gap by examining the role of Islamic boarding schools (pesantren) in Islamic economic development from the perspective of Islamic political economy and institutional governance. Through conceptual mapping, thematic analysis, and theoretical synthesis, the article reconceptualizes pesantren as non-state actors embedded in the moral, social, and political foundations of the Islamic economic system. The findings demonstrate that pesantren function not only as educational institutions but also as moral infrastructure capable of shaping economic preferences, legitimizing halal practices, and influencing community-based economic behavior. However, this study finds that the limited contribution of pesantren to formal Islamic economic development is not due to normative or theological deficiencies. Rather, it reflects structural constraints arising from weak institutional integration, fragmented governance, and a state-market bias in policy design. The dominance of market-oriented and technocratic approaches has marginalized Islamic boarding schools (pesantren) to a symbolic or instrumental role, resulting in a persistent gap between the ethical aspirations of Islamic economics and their institutional realization. This article contributes to the literature by developing a conceptual framework that positions Islamic boarding schools as intermediary institutions connecting values, markets, and public policy. It argues that the sustainability and inclusiveness of Islamic economic development in Indonesia depend on repositioning Islamic boarding schools within an inclusive governance architecture. Therefore, integrating Islamic boarding schools into halal governance, Islamic social finance, and economic policymaking is not only a policy option but also a structural and normative necessity to preserve the transformative ethos of Islamic economics.
Co-Authors Abd Adim, Abd Devi Maya Sofa Maghfirah, Izzatun Nurrokhim, Isma Prakoso, Firza Agung RAMDHANI, REVIANDY AZHAR Suherlina, Etik