<![CDATA[This community service program was conducted because youth at Al Barokah Mosque have potential to support the local economy but still face limitations in Sharia entrepreneurship, financial management, digital marketing, and access to halal financing. The program aimed to strengthen youth economic capacity through local-potential development and Sharia-based entrepreneurship. A participatory educational approach was implemented through needs assessment, program design, training, mentoring, monitoring, and evaluation involving 30 participants. Training covered local-potential entrepreneurship, productive waqf, Sharia financial management, Islamic digital marketing, and business networking. Results showed improved understanding of Sharia business contracts, financial record-keeping, digital marketing, and business development, alongside the production of local products including lime-leaf disco peanuts, dry pecel seasoning, and tempeh-peanut-anchovy products. The program strengthened participants’ skills and confidence, supported practical business development, and provided a foundation for greater economic independence while contributing to SDG 1 through productive Sharia-based entrepreneurship within a mosque-based youth community in Semanu, Gunungkidul.]]>
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