History of Islamic Economic Thought: A Content Analysis

There are many sources of Islamic economic thought left by Muslim Scholars. For decades, contemporary Muslim economists have been trying to explore and examine the contribution of Muslim Scholars. Among the efforts is to produce the book of the history of Islamic economic thought (HIET) either by thematic approach or by a personal approach. The current study aims to explore how often and profoundly the discussion of the economic thought of the Muslim scholars among authors of HIET, especially on a personal approach. Therefore, to extract and analyze the data will use a simple content analysis and descriptive approach. Twenty-two books of HIET were selected to satisfy this study. The result showed that more than ninety Muslim scholars showed by HIET’s authors. However, only a few scholars got more attention and in-depth discussion by HIET’s authors. While the rest are still getting less attention. Additionally, even though some scholars might have great contributions, but their contributions discussed briefly even ignored. Thus, some extra efforts are needed to produce the book of the history of Islamic economic thought (HIET), and the history of the Muslim Economy (HME)

History of Islamic Economic Thought: A Content Analysis

There are many sources of Islamic economic thought left by Muslim Scholars. For decades, contemporary Muslim economists have been trying to explore and examine the contribution of Muslim Scholars. Among the efforts is to produce the book of the history of Islamic economic thought (HIET) either by thematic approach or by a personal approach. The current study aims to explore how often and profoundly the discussion of the economic thought of the Muslim scholars among authors of HIET, especially on a personal approach. Therefore, to extract and analyze the data will use a simple content analysis and descriptive approach. Twenty-two books of HIET were selected to satisfy this study. The result showed that more than ninety Muslim scholars showed by HIET’s authors. However, only a few scholars got more attention and in-depth discussion by HIET’s authors. While the rest are still getting less attention. Additionally, even though some scholars might have great contributions, but their contributions discussed briefly even ignored. Thus, some extra efforts are needed to produce the book of the history of Islamic economic thought (HIET), and the history of the Muslim Economy (HME)

Contribution of Indonesian Journals of Religious Studies Indexed by Scopus in the Field of Islamic Economics

This research aims to review the current state of Indonesian Journals of religious studies indexed by Scopus. It also attempts to reveal the contribution of the religious studies journals in the publishing of Islamic economics and finance issues. This research uses content analysis. The data retrieved from Scopus, Google Scholar, and its journal’s website. The result showed as per March 2020, there are five journals indexed by Scopus. Based on SJR, the international journal of Indonesian Muslims and societies (IJIMS) is the best journal that ranked at the Q1 level. Nevertheless, based on google scholar, the Studia Islamika journal ranked number one. These all five journals have published articles on Islamic economics and finance. Hence, the Qudus international journal of Islamic studies (QIJIS) is the most suitable for the academicians and researchers to publish their articles in the field of Islamic economics and finance

The Implementation of Good Governance in the Era of Caliphate Omar Ibn Abd al-Aziz (61H-101 H/717-720 M)

The discussions of good governance are being widely debatable all over the world. The world has arrived at an agreement that good governance has major influence for human resource development in the society. The debate is currently, going on all sectors of activities such the social, economic, and political imperatives, cultural sources and traditions. These have contribution to supervise and govern societies, how to manage business enterprises. The purposeof this paper is to investigate and to understand the theory of good governance from both a modern and Islamic perspective. Firstly, this paper is aimed to find out what is the good governance in modern term. Secondly, this paper will try to explore and explain the siyasah shar?iyyah means concerning to good governance on modern societies. Thirdly, explaining and exploring the concept of good governance in the reign of caliph Omar ibn Abd al-Aziz. Italready known that within short time he was able to bring the khilafah to glorious administration. This paper find that it is believed that the concept of good governance already practised by Caliph Omar ibn Aziz throughout his reign. In addition, there are many successes have been achieved by Omar either in the field of economy, politics and national defense and religious fields where the field may be difficult to achieve today's leaders

Analysis of the Influence of Perceived Benefits, Easiness and Risk on Students’ Interest in Using QRIS

Research Aims: This research aims to examine the influence of the perceived benefits, easiness, and risks toward students’ interest in using QRIS among STEI SEBI students. Methodology: This type of research uses descriptive quantitative methods by collecting data through questionnaires and literature. The data obtained is then managed using the SEM-PLS (Structural Equation Modeling-Partial Least Square) tool with the SmartPLS version 4 application which goes through inner model and outer model tests. Research Findings: The results of this study indicate that the perceived usefulness have a positive and significant effect on the intention to use QRIS, the perceived ease of use has a positive and significant effect on the intention to use QRIS, and the perceived risk has a positive and significant effect on the intention to use QRIS. Theoretical Contribution: There have been many studies on interest in using QRIS. However, since this study focused on students’ interest will enrich and strengthen the existing theory. Research limitation and implication: This study limited to student of STEI SEBI. Consequently, the result might be differed with others and biased. Therefore, the future research should enhance the object of study and the variables

Pengukuran Kinerja Bank Umum Syariah Dengan Maqasid Index Dan Sharia Conformity And Profitability (SCNP)

This study aims to measure the performance of Islamic banking by using maqasid sharia Framework and SCnP model, which both of the models have been adapted to the characteristics of Islamic banking. Research carried out on seven Islamic Commercial Banks (BUS) for five years, from 2010 to 2014. The results by using maqasid index model shows that there are variations and fluctuative performance between BUS. The total of maqasid index over the past five years are in the range from 0,16901 to 0,34297. Bank Muamalat Indonesia is considered as the most stable BUS on maqasid sharia performance during the period of observation. This statement can be concluded from the BMI total index which always exceeds 0,30 and always got the first rank or second rank in each year, except in 2014, where in 2014 a decline of performance simultaneously happened on the 6 samples of BUS including BMI. Next, the performance measurement by using SCnP model, showed that during five years most of the BUS in Indonesia are at LRQ (Lower Right Quadrant) and LLQ (Lower Left Quadrant), it means that most of BUS in Indonesia have high sharia conformity but low profitability, or have low sharia conformity and low profitability. BMI decide as the best performance bank by Using SCnP model. It can be concluded as we know that BMI is the most consistent bank in URQ. Measurement using maqasid index and SCnP model show not only Islamic banks with highest total index can reach URQ. It can be concluded from BPS which two times get the first rank but BPS can not reach URQ

A bibliometric analysis of research on zakat: Past trends and future directions

Zakat is a part of Islamic social finance that aimed at the social purpose and has been recently received attention from researchers globally. Therefore, the study aimed to explore the current state of zakat literature, identify the bibliometrics in the field, and provide future research direction. To achieve this goal, this study utilised bibliometric analysis using VOSviewer software. The documents were extracted from the Scopus database on 5th March 2021 with the search keyword Zakat and its variations. The result showed 635 documents in 267 journals and revealed approximately 1289 authors. The papers came from 53 countries and 160 affiliations roughly. Based on co-occurrence, the analysis identified 1488 keywords and the word zakat, Islam, Malaysia, Poverty, and zakat institution as the top five frequent keywords. The study also revealed the current trend of zakat studies related to education, performance, SME, and compliance. The most important of this study, seventeen zakat issues, were provided for future research agenda. Henceforth, the following research might focus on this study's suggestions to enrich and enhance zakat literature

Contribution of Indonesian Journals of Religious Studies Indexed by Scopus in the Field of Islamic Economics

This research aims to review the current state of Indonesian Journals of religious studies indexed by Scopus. It also attempts to reveal the contribution of the religious studies journals in the publishing of Islamic economics and finance issues. This research uses content analysis. The data retrieved from Scopus, Google Scholar, and its journal’s website. The result showed as per March 2020, there are five journals indexed by Scopus. Based on SJR, the international journal of Indonesian Muslims and societies (IJIMS) is the best journal that ranked at the Q1 level. Nevertheless, based on google scholar, the Studia Islamika journal ranked number one. These all five journals have published articles on Islamic economics and finance. Hence, the Qudus international journal of Islamic studies (QIJIS) is the most suitable for the academicians and researchers to publish their articles in the field of Islamic economics and finance

Mapping the Knowledge of Islamic Accounting Studies on Shariah Audit: A Bibliometric Analysis

The issues of shariah audit appeared more than three decades ago along with the progress of the Islamic financial industries. But it is challenging to obtain a study explaining the current state of shariah audit research to date. Therefore, it is necessary to assess the research on the Shariah audit. Thus, this study aimed to analyze and visualize the current state of shariah audit using a bibliometric approach. The bibliometric analysis was conducted by using VOSviewer software. To fulfill this goal, the keywords such as shariah audit, shariah auditing, and its variations were searched from the Scopus database. The articles were retrieved in August 2020 with limited to articles and conference types. This study used a simple statistical analysis to grasp the scientific production. VOSviewer software is used to map and visualize the patterns of co-authorship, co-occurrence, citation, bibliographic coupling, and co-citation networking. The result showed that there were few articles discussed the Shariah audit. The first articles that used the term of shariah audit appeared in 2010. The productive journal was the Journal of Islamic Accounting and business research (JIABR) with 16.7%. Of 60 articles were having 138 authors, 71 institutions, and 18 countries. The result showed 170 keywords revealed in this study. The cluster analysis discovered three clusters namely, Shariah audit and human resource of shariah audit, Shariah audit, and shariah supervisory board and compliance, and shariah audit and corporate governance. In the end, based on cluster analysis, the study offered some suggestions for the future research agenda

Current status of Indonesian journals in the field of Islamic economics and finance

This study aimed to explore the status of Indonesian journals in the discipline of Islamic economics and finance. In the last two decades, the emergence of Islamic economic journals was striking. As of November 2019, the Science and Technology Index (SINTA) contained 60 journals on Islamic economics, banking and finance, accounting, management and business, and philanthropy. To explore these journals, a content analysis was conducted using data in the SINTA database. Most of the Islamic economics and finance journals were in SINTA level 4 (out of 6). Only 8 journals were ranked in SINTA level 2, and none were in SINTA level 1. Based on these results, additional efforts are needed to improve journal quality. Moreover, many journals have not been indexed in SINTA, which might have good quality. The author suggests that further efforts be made to include Islamic economics and finance journals in other abstracting and indexing databases, such as the Directory of Open Access Journals, Moraref, and Garuda