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Journal : IJIBE (International Journal of Islamic Business Ethics)

SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISE PERCEPTION OF HALAL CERTIFICATION POST FORMALIZATION OF ISLAMIC CITY BRANDING Nur Rachmat Arifin; Ridan Muhtadi; Sri Herianingrum
IJIBE (International Journal of Islamic Business Ethics) Vol 4, No 1 (2019): March 2019
Publisher : UNISSULA

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.30659/ijibe.4.1.601-610

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SMEs (Small and Medium) are a solution to improve the economic sector and recorded in the Ministryof SMEs increasing from 57.84 percent to 60.34 percent by absorbing labor in the country, but the public and companies do not know much about Halal Certification in Bangkalan, Pamekasan, and Pasuruan, Madura Island that the majority of the people of Islam, past cultural and religious beliefs is still maintained so that its people follow traditional traditions, Madurese in all cities, one of them is Pasuruan, Pasuruan city as the main stopover city for Muslim traders from inside the country and abroad. This research aims to find out how to understand SMEs about halal certification which already has the Islamic City Branding, This research aims to know how to understand SMEs about halal certification that has had the slogan Islamic City Branding, This research uses a descriptive qualitative research method, with sampling techniques using snowball sampling. The primary data sources used in this study were documentation and direct interviews with SMEs in culinary fields in Bangkalan, Pamekasan, and Pasuruan Samples criteria in this study are the SMEs culinary fields in the 3 districts consist of 20 people each in each sub-district, while secondary data sources were obtained from books and journals. The results of this study indicate that as many as 39 or 65% of informants perceive that halal certificates are not important and only 21 or 35% of informants who consider halal certificates are important, Many challenges and problems faced in the development of halal lifestyle in Pasuruan and Madura, then the author gave a strategy that must be applied is thorough and answer all the challenges as existing problems, can increase core competencies of SMEs and ultimately increase competitiveness.
CAN MOSQUE FUND MANAGEMENT FOR COMMUNITY ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT? : AN EXPLORATORY STUDY RB Dandy Raga Utama; Zavirani Fitrandasari; Moh Arifin; Ridan Muhtadi
IJIBE (International Journal of Islamic Business Ethics) Vol 3, No 2 (2018): September 2018
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.30659/ijibe.3.2.451-457

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The actual meaning of the mosque is not limited to a place of prostration but all activities that draw closer to Allah. Mosques as one of the centers for fostering and developing Islamic societies occupy an important role in the process of social change and support the acceleration of development in modern societies, especially in developing spiritual aspects. Mosque prosperity is not only limited to physical development in a state that is beautiful and as grand as possible, but also must be supported by the development of a broader understanding of the function and role of mosques as Islamic social  nstitutions. This  research  is  qualitative  research  by raising the phenomenon of mosques that carry out productive activities  in  order  to  prosper  the  community.  This  study  uses  a phenomenological approach. The object in this study was the Ummul Mu’minin Surabaya mosque. Data collection techniques used observation, interviews and documentation by making takmir and the community as key informants and key informants. The Ummul Mu’minin Mosque is able to maximize the function and role of the mosque optimally. The potential of a mosque that is so great as a place for solving problems in the economic field has been well proven. The mosque funds collected from donors are managed properly and correctly.Keyword: Mosque    Fund    Management,    Economic    Community Empowerment
Co-Authors Abd Rohman Al Hadifi Abd. Aziz Abd. Wahab Abdul Ghoni Ach. Fauzi Lutfi Ahmad Taufiqur Rahman Akhmad Rofiki Alifah Alifah Anindya Yusuf Wirmanda Anis Eliyana Arifin, Nur Rachmat Aunur Rofiq Dhoqi Dofiri Dwi Ariady Kusuma Ervicaninda Herry Fahmi as-Sulthoni Fanani Mafatikul Ihsan Fanani Mafatikul Ihsan FARID ILHAM AL QORNI Faridatun Nila Faridatun Nila Faridatun Nila Faridatur Rosyidah Firman Ardiansyah Firman Ardiansyah Fitriyana Agustin Fitriyana Agustin Gancar Candra Premananto Imron Mawardi Inayah Swasti Ratih Istianah Istianah Kamali Kamali Karimah Karimah Linda Sari M Mohsi Mansur Mansur Moch Qosyim Moh Arifin Moh Fudholi Moh Safik Moh Subhan Moh. Fudholi Moh. Fudholi Mohammad Adi Mohammad Adi Muhammad Rizatul Yunus Mumuh Muhammad Muslikhin Muslikhin Muzakki Muzakki Nabila Yuli Firdaus Nanik Wahyuni ‎ Nila, Faridatun Nova Haryanto Novita Ayu Fitriyani Nur Rachmat Arifin Nur Rachmat Arifin Nur Rachmat Arifin Nur Rachmat Arifin Nur Rachmat Arifin Nur Rachmat Arifin Nuri Herachwati Nuri Herachwati Pramudia Yuli Eka Permana Pramudia Yuly Eka Permana Putri Cahya Rosyadah Qosyim, Moch R Wahyu Agung Utama R Wahyu Agung Utama R. Wahyu Agung Utama R. Wahyu Agung Utama R. Wahyu Agung Utama Ratih, Inayah Swasti RB Dandy Raga Utama Ririn Tri Ratnasari Risa Sari Pertiwi Risma Ayu Kinanti Rizky Winanda Rosyadah, Putri Cahya Ryval Ababil Safik, Mohamad Sakinah Sahal Shirenda Rizka Maulia Siti Masfufa Siyah Siyah Sri Herianingrum Sri Herianingrum Subaida Subaida TAMIMAH TAMIMAH Tamimah, Tamimah Tsaniyatul Haliyah Utama, R Wahyu Agung Utama, R. Wahyu Agung Wisnu Bayu Aji Zainurrafiqi Zainurrafiqi Zavirani Fitrandasari