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Proceeding International Seminar of Islamic Studies
Published by Universitas Muhammadiyah Sumatera Utara
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Proceeding International Seminar of Islamic Studies, published by the Faculty of Islamic Religion, University of Muhammadiyah Sumatera Utara (UMSU), Medan, Indonesia, which includes articles on the scientific research field of Islamic studies and Islamic education, Islamic law, and Islamic economics. Proceeding International Seminar of Islamic Studies accepts manuscripts in the field of research includes scientific fields relevant to: Islamic studies, Islamic education, Islamic law and Islamic economics.
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The Islamic Law's Implementation About Waqf Mustafa Mustafa
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The problem is that the basis for the agreed upon legal source of wakefulness is very limited. The waqf researcher did not find an excerpts from the Koran about his study of waqf. Normally, the basis for the rain is hadis' umar ibn khattab when acquiring part of the land of khaibar and meaning to represent it. This gift can further interpret the practice and management of waqff. It's just that this ambiguous reference to the messenger of god's messenger is also very limited. Ijtihad therefore is the most sound solution for problems in waqf which is increasing. According to clerics of the waaf law sunnah, whereas hanfiyah sheikh hanfiyah said that waqf's law was muaba (may) because in his opinion even non-muslims could forgive part of his wealth and its law is legal. All scholars also agree that the one who agreed to the benefit of some of his assets was a shaleh charity found in the Islamic sharia.
Morality In Islam Widya Masitah
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Moral according to the teachings of Islam is when we do everything based on the Koran, while moral in society is when we do everything that is in accordance with the rules that apply in society. Moral is an important aspect that must be learned by everyone. At present there are many cases that illustrate moral degradation such as sexual harassment behavior, the use of illegal drugs and others. This of course needs improvement and the most important thing is improvement in the world of education where there must be moral cultivation in children based on the Koran and sunnah. The method used is the habituation method, storytelling method, exemplary method and others
Investment Of Islamic Aqidah In Children Since Darni Kurnianingsih
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The majority of causes of damage to children are due to parents ignoring them, and not teaching various obligations and religious teachings. Many of us also see around us parents or educators frighten children with superstition and other things that are prohibited by Sharia which can be a cause damage to the aqeedah which is the basis of Islam. Early childhood is the most important time for planting the foundation of true faith and teaching the Koran because at that time the nature of the child is still clean. When the creed has been firmly embedded in the heart, the child will become a figure of a faithful person with a strong personality, both in his attitude and deeds because he always feels under God's supervision, and minimizes children from doing bad deeds, such as saying dirty, deceiving, and others can make a useful generation for family, community and country.
Consumer Perception Analysis On The Brand Equity Of Shampoo Sunsilk And Pantene In The City Of Medan Muhammad Zuardi
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Brands with strong brand equity can maintain market share, attract investors and fend off the arrival of new competitors. Brand equity consists of elements of brand awareness, brand associations, perceived brand quality and brand loyalty. Sunsilk and Pantene are shampoo brands that have been trusted by most Indonesian people. Both of these shampoos are also in demand and have a strong place in the minds of consumers, especially in the city of Medan. This study aims to determine whether there are differences in brand equity of Sunsilk and Pantene brand shampoo products to consumers in the city of Medan. The results showed there were differences in brand equity of Sunsilk brand shampoo products with Pantene brand shampoo products, where the value of brand equity in Sunsilk brand shampoo was lower compared to Pantene brand shampoo. However, this difference did not occur insignificantly.
Farmer Perception Of Organic Rice Farming In Subur Farmers Groups, Lubuk Bayas Village, Perbaungan District, Serdang Bedagai Regency Gustina Siregar; Fuad Saleh Madhi; Desi Novita
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The study was conducted using a case study method. Aimed at finding out, income, production level, Break Event Point (BEP) and farmers' perceptions of organic rice farming in the Subur Farmers Group, Lubuk Bayas Village, Perbaungan District, Serdang Bedagai Regency. The sampling technique is saturated sampling (census), if all members of the population are used as samples. As many as 30 respondents in the Subur Farmers Group have implemented organic rice farming. Data collection methods are primary data obtained directly from farmers and secondary data obtained from relevant agencies such as the Central Statistics Agency, Subur Farmers Group Documents and the Head Office of Lubuk Bayas Village. The analytical method used is descriptive and qualitative which is quantitative. This research was conducted in March 2019 in Lubuk Bayas Village, Perbaungan District, Serdang Bedagai Regency. The first problem research results are known that the average farmer's income is Rp. 15,905,000, the total production cost incurred in the amount of Rp. 6,973,357 and the income earned is Rp. 8,931,643. For BEP Production results obtained an average of 678 kg, BEP Price of Rp. 2,670 while the BEP Receipt was Rp. 3,808,610. The second research result is known that farmers have a very effective perception on the benchmark Price (82.26%), Environmentally Friendly (84.8%) and Production Costs (80.11%). While Marketing (74.13%), Mutu and Quality (68.53%) included in the effective category.
Modal Kerja Dalam Keuangan Syariah Sarani Sarani; Mila Firstika Julianti; Esi Arjuna Arjuna
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: Working capital in Islamic finance basically, capital is not only in the form of money, but assets that are used for business purposes for dynamic turnover. working capital in general has a lower financial level compared to fixed asset investment. Because of that small working capital will further enhance the company. conversely, working capital that is too small will increase the risk of the company (especially liquidity risk). from a risk standpoint, higher working capital will benefit the company, because the risk is lower. and there are some imperfect conditions that make working capital decisions important, namely, transaction costs where transaction costs include two types namely explicit and implicit costs, and asynchronous activity. then working capital in Islamic finance is current capital that is used to support the company's daily operations so that the company can operate normally and smoothly.
The Impact Of The Development Of The Tourist Object Of The Pantan Terong In Enhancing The Local Economy Syaripuddin Syaripuddin
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The study discusses the impact of developing Pantan Terong Tourism Objects in Improving the Economy of Local Communities. This type of research is descriptive with a qualitative approach. Base this research in Daling Village, Bebesen District, Central Aceh District, Aceh Province. The results of the study note that the impact of the development of the attractions of the Pantan Terong has the potential to improve the economy of the local community, this can be seen from the increasing volume of tourist visits that increase from year to year. The level of development of the attractions of the Pantan Terong has been able to improve the economy of the local community. From this research it shows that the development of the tourist object of Pantan Terong has a positive impact on improving the economy of the local community.
The Role Of Islam In Accounting Robby Rahadi Putra; Rima Novita Sari
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This paper aims to explain of idea the role of Islam in accounting. Every action taken must be by Islamic law and principles. Ethical principles define what is right, responsibility, and fairness. Based on the ethical principles in Islam, accounting requires fairness and honesty in corporate responsibility, which refers to accountability or transparency. The result of this paper indicates Islamic accounting is not about values but belief. This belief based on spiritual values learned from scripture and conscience.
Perfect Competition Market In Islamic Economic Perspective Laila FajrinManik; Dedi Rahmad Wahyudi
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Markets are important entities in economic activity. The market is a place to meet buyers and sellers. The market is a place to meet demand and supply. Adam Smith said that the companies interacting in the market seemed to have an invisible hand. IbnuTaimiyah said that Islamic markets are like perfect competition markets. For this reason, this study aims to determine the characteristics of a perfectly competitive market, find out how the market structure is in Islam, and to find out how Islam views the perfect competition market and to compare conventional concepts and Islamic concepts related to perfect competition markets. This research uses qualitative research methods. Data collection techniques used are literature and internet research. The results of this study are the invisible hand can be seen when the market structure is a perfectly competitive market. The characteristics found in the Islamic market have rules on how demand and supply affect each other. Monopolistics are banned and many make markets banned. The conclusion from the research shows that the structure and characteristics of a perfectly competitive market is an Islamic market. Ibn Taimiyah said that Islamic markets are like perfect competition markets.
Taxes In Islamic Law Perspectives Raden Bambang Jaeng Rono
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The majority of Indonesian people are muslim. Muslims related to wealth and income there is an obligation in the form of zakat for those who have fulfilled the requirements. As Indonesian citizens, muslims also have tax obligations for those who have fulfilled the requirements, because a law has been made that requires it.Taxes in Islamic law which are a source of state revenue are not known. Therefore, the different scholars agree on the status of tax law in terms of the concept of Islamic economics. In the concept of Islamic law tax is a liability that can be temporarily, obliged by ulil amri as dharibah, due to the lack of Baitul Mal, and can be removed if the condition of Baitul Mal has been refilled, obliged only to rich muslims, and must be used for their interests (muslims), not in the public interest, as a form of muslim jihad to prevent greater danger if that is not done. Second, there are two opinions in this regard, those who argue that tax is permissible in Islam after the obligation of zakat. Others argue that taxation is not permissible in Islam, because in Islam the obligation of a muslim in property is only on zakat.

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