Browsing by Author "Devid Frastiawan Amir Sup"
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Publication Rethinking The Paradigm Of Islamic Banking: Integrated Of Commercial And Social Oriented(Al-Iktisab: Journal of Islamic Economic Law, 2022) ;Siti Aisyah ;Nurizal Ismail ;Ibrahim Fahad Sulaiman ;Eko Nur CahyoDevid Frastiawan Amir SupThe recent appraisal of Islamic Banking and Finance (IBF) development has focused on the interest based banking system. Banks role and function have been retained to create sharia compliant instruments to replace conventional banks interest based instruments. Another issue is the objective of Islamic banking to contribute to social obligation despite profit maximization. In this context, IBF institutions have been involved in debt financing oriented transactions such as murabahah instead of musyarakah and mudharabah, as they are more profitable. This research attempts to clarify Islamic banking's objective derived from Muslim scholars views and how it complies with sharia. Thus, it is necessary to rethink the paradigm of IBF that is in line with pure Islamic economics, whereas conventional banking has been shifting toward social banking. The methodology used is qualitative-descriptive-literature. The result is, several applied integrated models in IBFs, such as Social Islamic Bank Limited (SIBL), have offered Mudaraba Waqf Cash Deposit Account (MWCDA). Then sadaqa house is provided by Bank Islam Malaysia Berhad (BIMB), an integrated institution model in which Islamic banking can cooperate with other Islamic social finance such as waqf institutions in Indonesia. Finally, the research finding argues that Islamic banking's paradigm is to promote the ummah's maslahat by integrating commercial and social aspects into its operational and objective. - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Publication Unpaid Plastic Bag Discount Analysis Based On Islamic Law Perspective (Case Study On Waralaba Retail X In Ponorogo)(Faculty of Syariah and Law, Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia, 2020-10-27) ;May Shinta Retnowati ;Faridl Noor HilalDevid Frastiawan Amir SupTrading is one of the economic activities that is always carried out by the community. Trading is considered to be valid if it meets the terms and pillars in Islamic law. The goods must be determined in accordance with the general provisions, so that if there is a shortage or excess of the goods, the goods must be notified to the transacting party, this is intended to guarantee and provide protection to the consumer. Plastic bag is a very effective and inexpensive storage container for consumer items. In shopping activities, sometimes these plastic bags are provided free of charge and there is no sale and purchase agreement in the transaction. The phenomenon that occurs in some X franchise retailers in Ponorogo is to give discounts on plastic bags that are not purchased by consumers, while retailers include them in the list of groceries and the plastic bags are discounted at the time of payment. This type of research uses a qualitative approach and research field as research type with observation techniques, interviews, and documentation. Researchers conducted this study to know the Islamic law perspective on the practice of discounting plastic bags that are not purchased by consumers. The results of research on the practice of price reduction on plastic bags provided by franchise grocery stores is not meet the terms and pillars of transaction. Meanwhile, the price deduction in the Islamic law is basically allowed if it meets the terms and pillars for the transaction