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Nurhalimah Lubis
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Integration of Islamic Economics with Modern Financial Systems: Challenges and Opportunities for Sharia-Compliant Growth Mira Chairani; Nurhalimah Lubis; Munawaroh
Journal of Sharia Business Management Vol 4 No 1 (2024)
Publisher : CV. Barokah Publsiher

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This article discusses the integration of the economy with the modern financial system and facing its opportunities and challenges. With the intention of informing the public about the application of Islamic economics in the financial system and its benefits for the country and society. This article is conducted with a literature review whose sources are obtained from books, articles, websites, and other supporting sources. The application of Islamic economic principles in a country can increase the country's economic growth which in practice will bring benefits to the people as a whole. The importance of implementing Islamic economics in the modern financial system so that its innovations can also improve society in the application and use of the modern Islamic financial system.
EMPOWERING THE COMMUNITY OF JANJI MANAON VILLAGE BATANG ANGKOLA DISTRICT THROUGH DIGITAL MARKETING OF SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISE PRODUCTS Idris Saleh; Rukiah; M. Fauzan; Ahmad Afandi; Nurhalimah Lubis; Nur Mutia; Ali Imran Chaniago; Dimas Aji Wardana; Fitri Aisyah Hasibuan; Salsabila Putri
International Review of Practical Innovation, Technology and Green Energy (IRPITAGE) Vol. 5 No. 2 (2025): July-October 2025
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Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) are the main pillars of Indonesia’s economy, contributing significantly to the national GDP and employment absorption. However, MSMEs face serious challenges such as limited access to capital, low digital literacy, and marketing constraints that are still predominantly carried out through traditional methods. Janji Manaon Village, Batang Angkola District, South Tapanuli Regency, has great potential in developing MSMEs based on local products. Unfortunately, most business actors still market their products in a limited way through traditional markets, making it difficult to reach a wider range of consumers. Changes in consumer behavior in the digital era open up great opportunities for MSMEs to enhance competitiveness, especially through digital marketing strategies that have proven to be more effective, affordable, and capable of expanding markets. This community service activity aims to empower MSMEs in Janji Manaon Village through training and mentoring in digital marketing. The methods used include a participatory approach, digital literacy training, hands-on practice in using social media and marketplaces, as well as continuous mentoring. The results of the activities show a significant increase in the community’s digital literacy, the establishment of online business accounts, improved skills in creating promotional content, and the expansion of product marketing reach beyond the village. Several MSME actors also experienced increased sales, and local change agents emerged to serve as mentors for other business actors. Overall, this program has proven effective in strengthening the capacity of village MSMEs to utilize digital technology for product marketing, reinforcing community economic independence, and generating positive impacts on local economic development. This success is expected to serve as a best practice that can be replicated in other villages with similar conditions.
Co-Authors Ahmad Afandi Ali Imran Chaniago Chairani, Mira Dimas Aji Wardana Fitri Aisyah Hasibuan Idris Saleh M. Fauzan Munawaroh Nur Mutia Rukiah Salsabila Putri