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Journal of Islamic Business and Economic Review (JIBER)
Published by Sekolah Tinggi Ekonomi dan Bisnis Islam Lampung
ISSN : 26230410     EISSN : 26230402     DOI : -
Core Subject : Economy,
Economics, Econometrics & Finance
Journal of Islamic Business and Economic Review (JIBER) is a peer reviewed, open access with 2 issues per year. We also assist International and National Conference to publish their conference papers. Journal of Islamic Business and Economic Review (JIBER) covers all disciplines Islamic Economics, Banking and Finance always strives to be a platform for Academicians, new Researchers, Authors, Engineers and Technocrats and Engineering Scholars. Since inception, Journal of Islamic Business and Economic Review (JIBER) is continuously publishing original and best quality research articles.
Arjuna Subject : Ilmu Ekonomi, Ekonometrika dan Keuangan (semua kategori) - Ilmu Ekomomi dan Ekonometrika
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The Perception of Muslim Millennial Traveler’s Towards Halal Tourism Supaijo Supaijo; Deki Fermansyah
Journal of Islamic Business and Economic Review Vol 2, No 1 (2019): January, 2019
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The main purpose of this paper is to explore the perceptions of muslim millenial traveler’s towards halal tourism in indonesia. It also investigates the extent to which muslim millennial traveler’s are willing to purchase certain types of halal products and services in halal tourism. Qualitative data were collected by conducting 150 semi-structured interviews with muslim millenneal traveler’s in three province in indonesia: nusa tenggara barat, sumatera barat and aceh. Four major aspects (access, communications, environment and services) are identified that describe the perceptions of muslim millennial traveler’s towards halal tourism. This paper also provides some suggestions for stake holders on how best to enggaged for muslim millenneal traveler’s. This paper explores the perceptions of muslim millennial traveler’s towards halal tourism which is totally new research in destination marketing. It provides some original insights in to the interactions between the religion of islam and tourism.
Analysis of The Role of The Creative Economy on Society Increasing in Household Income from The Prespective of Islamic Economics (Studies in Society District Pringsewu) Fatih Fuadi
Journal of Islamic Business and Economic Review Vol 2, No 1 (2019): January, 2019
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This research is motivated by rural poverty a major problem in the implementation process of development in rural areas, because the majority of poor people living rural areas, the rural development as part of the development. Creative economy is a new economic concept that mix and match information and creativity that relies on ideas, ideas, and knowledge of human resources as a factor of production. There are 14 sub-sectors of the creative industry, one of which is agriculture. Creative economy that is on the village's waringin cider industry refers dragon fruit, dragon fruit farmers who produce the household is an effort to improve the welfare of one of them increase their family income. The problem in this research led to the role of the creative economy in increasing household income through the efforts of dragon fruit cultivation in the village of Sari subdistrict Adiluwih K. Pringsewu district, and the creative economy in increasing household income in the review from the perspective of Islamic economics. Research methods used in this study using qualitative research, using the population of dragon fruit growers 30 plus one vote collectors and village officials as informants. From note analysis can be concluded that based on interviews done by the farmers of dragon fruits in the village of K. Sari subdistrict Adiluwih District Pringsewu., with the creative economy has an important role for farmers, seen from 30 respondents 9 craftsmen increased revenue, 18 stable artisans and craftsmen 3 decreased in the year 2016. Meanwhile, for the study of Islam, the craftsmen have met the production process, marketing market, government policies, economic conditions, the environment and partnership. But does not meet the financial and management indicators were good.
Potentiality of Islamic Deposit Insurance System in Nigeria: A Lesson from Malaysia Shamsuddeen Muhammad Ahmad; Salisu Hamisu
Journal of Islamic Business and Economic Review Vol 2, No 1 (2019): January, 2019
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The financial crisis highlighted the need for deposit insurance regimes that effectively protect depositors and promote financial stability. Interest in Islamic deposit insurance is rising, incited by the growth of Islamic banking across the globe. The study examines the potentiality of Islamic deposit insurance scheme in Nigeria, considering Malaysian experience. To achieve its objective, this paper used both analytical and qualitative methods after thoroughly examining many relevant works of literature as well as empirical works. The study finds that Islamic deposits are covered separately from conventional deposits, with separate coverage for Islamic window, trust accounts, sole proprietorship, and partnership. It also provides coverage to various contracts, such as mudharabah, wadi`ah, qard and murabahah. Thus, Nigeria can tap the idea in promoting sound financial stability through Sharῑ’ah-compliant deposit insurance scheme. Finally, the paper concludes that to ensure a Shari`ah-compliant deposit insurance system, the government supposed to implement a proper approach, which could be different across jurisdictions, in light of differing Shari`ah interpretations or views from one jurisdiction to another.
Implementation of Endowment as Arising of People's Economy Darania Anisa; Adib Fachri
Journal of Islamic Business and Economic Review Vol 2, No 1 (2019): January, 2019
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The appearance of poverty is caused by discrepancy or gap regarding to land and asset ownership in Indonesia. Rich people in Indonesia dominate almost 70 percent of land, whereas 99 percent of people acquire only 30 percents of and. In this case, the utilization of waqf/endowment land can become a solution to develop economy and poverty alleviation. The existence of the law Number 41 Year 2004 about endowment/waqf gives the juridical foundation for endowment implementation, either endowment of fixed asset and building, or form of money. Endowment implementation should encompass productivity factor ad consumptive factor in society, so it can give positive impact for public welfare.
The Role of The Islamic Economy in Rationalizing Consumer Behavior Abobakr Ramadhan Salem Al Harethi
Journal of Islamic Business and Economic Review Vol 2, No 1 (2019): January, 2019
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Our current world is prevailed by sharp tendencies towards consumption, producedby conditions and developments in the fields of production, distribution, monopoly,communication, and advertising. Consumerism is no longer confined to the developedindustrial world. But has affected many other parts of the poor and developing theworld, it has become the subject of scientific research in different knowledge systems,foremost among them economics, psychology and sociology. However, theresearchers agree that this behavior is no longer a purely individual behavior for anindependent person. But has become multiple external factors contribute to theformation, and exert various effects on the individual consumer In our contemporaryIslamic world, patterns of abuse of consumer behavior had been spread, theconsumption of things harmful to health, morals or the natural environment, thedisregard of some individuals for consumption priorities, the lack of commitment tomoderation in spending, the tendency to extravagance and luxury, These behavioralimbalances have a very negative effect on the national economy and the economies ofthe individual. it entails a waste of natural and economic resources, the disruption ofthe productive structure, the waste of human energies, this deviant consumerismreality is confirmed by the presence of factors that have shaped its current image, andby addressing them we can restore consumer behavior to its rightful place. Therefore,this study aims to study the role of the Islamic economy in rationalizing consumerbehavior, in addition to giving some suggestions.
Optimization of Financing Role of Islamic Banks Development of Micro Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) In Bandar Lampung A. Zuliyansyah
Journal of Islamic Business and Economic Review Vol 2, No 1 (2019): January, 2019
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The development potential of MSME in Indonesia can not be separated from the support of banks in lending to MSMEs. MSME loans are loans to borrowers of micro, small and medium enterprises that meet the definition and criteria of micro, small and medium enterprises as stipulated in Law No. 20 of 2008 on MSMEs. Under the bill, MSMEs are productive businesses that meet the criteria of business within certain constraints net worth and annual sales revenue. This study aims to look at how is the implementation of Islamic bank financing for the development of MSMEs in the city of Bandar Lampung. Are the problems faced by Islamic banks in financing to MSMEs in Bandar Lampung and how efforts can be taken to optimize the Syariahagainst Bank financing the development of MSMEs in the city of Bandar Lampung. From the results of field research on MSMEs respondents conclusion that the financing of consumption used for productive activities can reach ± 40% of the total MSME financing consumption. The number is obtained by adding the percentage of the use of pure MSME consumer financing for business activities (28%), for personal purposes which turned out to be used for business activities (8.7%) and the use of financing for personal use and business activities or the use of "combined" (3%). Percentage of financing that is in a group of "combined" with the added consideration that MSMEs often do not separate the use of financing for private and business purposes. Banks tend to classify the proposed financing by MSMEs, especially small and micro financing, into financing consumption with the reason for easier consumer finance bank in the analysis of financing and banks are better off because of consumer financing interest rate is relatively higher than financing productive. Moreover, in terms of reporting, particularly in the economic sector, consumer finance easier clasification, because it will automatically go into the sector "others".Financing the development of Islamic banking in the development of MSMEsin Bandar Lampung during the years 2016-2017 has increased to fluctuate. This reflects that the role of Islamic banking and financing in the improvement of micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in the city of Bandar Lampung is not optimal.
Islamic Pedagogy on Human Resource Management based on Islamic References Uzair Abbazi; Iace Ahmad Zarqan
Journal of Islamic Business and Economic Review Vol 2, No 1 (2019): January, 2019
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In the Islamic perspective, spiritual and material progress are integrated. Islam also integrates individual and collective development. It is aiming to develop whole aspects simultaneously. No aspect of the human being is allowed to develop unduly or at the cost of others. It integrates its regulations of fair (Ad’l) and spiritual morality (Ihsaan and Taqwa). The principles of Islamic religion in term of human resource management are able to prove to be useful in dealing with the problems in an efficient ways which stem primarily from the HRM related challenges faced by the institutions or organizations. Application of Islamic HRM principles is able to help in solving crisis in training, leadership, essential professional skills, knowledge and attitudes required for productive careers and useful role in society. This paper will introduce a special issue on Islam and human resource management (HRM). Design/methodology/approach, The paper introduces a further current understanding of the relation between Islam and HRM based on the facts of history. The paper will also try to identify the key features of an Islamic HRM model that is substantially distinctive from existing models of HRM.

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