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1. The Role of Business Model Innovation (BMI) in Social Enterprises During Pandemic COVID-19 in Indonesia: A Case of Islamic Boarding Schools’ Business Units

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Faisal, Yudi Ahmad, Kanti, Runita Arum, Alamanda, Amelia Rizki, Apriliadi, Ardi, Hamdan, Allam, Editorial Board Member, Al Madhoun, Wesam, Editorial Board Member, Alareeni, Bahaaeddin, Editor-in-Chief, Baalousha, Mohammed, Editorial Board Member, Elgedawy, Islam, Editorial Board Member, Hussainey, Khaled, Editorial Board Member, Eleyan, Derar, Editorial Board Member, Hamdan, Reem, Editorial Board Member, Salem, Mohammed, Editorial Board Member, Jallouli, Rim, Editorial Board Member, Assaidi, Abdelouahid, Editorial Board Member, Nawi, Noorshella Binti Che, Editorial Board Member, AL-Kayid, Kholoud, Editorial Board Member, Wolf, Martin, Editorial Board Member, El Khoury, Rim, Editorial Board Member, Rafiki, Ahmad, editor, Dana, Léo-Paul, editor, and Nasution, Muhammad Dharma Tuah Putra, editor

Published
2023
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7. Examining the Purchase Intentions of Indonesian Investors for Green Sukuk.

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Faisal, Yudi Ahmad, Gunawan, Indra, Cupian, Hayati, Amelia, Apriliadi, Ardi, and Fajri, Muhammad

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The purpose of this paper is to investigate the impact of functional, social, emotional, religious, and knowledge values on customers' intentions to purchase green sukuk (Islamic bonds) products. This study employs the Theory of Consumption Value (TCV) and analyzes data from a sample of 300 respondents using the Partial Least Squares Structural Equation Model (PLS-SEM). The results suggest that these values significantly influence the choice to purchase the products. The study is limited to the western area of Indonesia, one of the most populated and dominated economic powers in the country, and focuses specifically on green sukuk using TCV. Nevertheless, it provides valuable insights for understanding the determinants that stimulate potential investors in purchasing green financial products in Islamic finance industry, which has emerged as an important element in the country's economic engines. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2023
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10. The Affect of Digital Transformation on Leadership in Shariah Bank: A Literature Review.

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Astiti, Nila and Faisal, Yudi Ahmad

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LEADERSHIP, BANKING industry, COMPARATIVE advantage (International trade), ISLAMIC law, TRANSFORMATIONAL leadership
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In this paper, the literature on digital transformation and leadership in Shariah Bank was surveyed. The aim derived from doing the relevant literature review is to develop a research model to guide empirical studies. Shariah bank has comparative advantages compared to the conventional bank which is presented by the unique product, different structure, and different concept. Shariah bank has unique products such as products without riba which is defined as interest, investment prohibits goods or services that are contrary to shariah laws. The financial transaction in shariah bank demand that risk must be shared. The symmetrical risk and return distribution on participants must be applied. All activities in shariah bank must be monitored and advised by a board of shariah experts to ensure shariah bank activities are in line with shariah laws. Eventhough have comparative advantages, in reality, shariah bank can not be a leader in the banking market compared to conventional bank. In terms of total assets, market share, literacy, and inclusion index, shariah bank still left behind the conventional bank. In the digital area, eventhough shariah banks already have digital banks but overall in the competition of digital banks, the conventional bank still stays ahead compared to shariah banks. This study describes and analyzes this phenomenon from the source factor of competitive advantage of shariah bank which are digital transformation and leadership. The phenomenon of leadership in shariah bank can be shown through the composition of the board of directors in shariah bank. Most shariah bank BOD is from the conventional bank which impacted the decision or business strategy of shariah bank. To investigate these phenomena, this study collects and analyzes the issues from literature (research journal, models, concept, and theory). The result of this literature review demonstrates a significant relationship between digital transformation and leadership as the source of competitive advantage in shariah bank. As for originality this paper as the best of authors' knowledge that the study on digital transformation in shariah bank is limited. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2022

13. Islamic Derivatives in Indonesia: A Study on Indonesian Ulama Council (Mui)’S Fatwa on Tahawwut (Hedging)

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FAISAL, Yudi Ahmad

Subjects
fetva,taahhüt (dengeleme),islami sermaye piyasası türev araçları,vadeli sözleşme, Social, fatwa,tahawwut (hedging),Islamic derivatives,forward contracts, Sosyal
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2015 yılında, Endonezya Ulema Konseyi(MUI) taahhüt (dengeleme) üzerine bir fetva yayınladı. Bu, islami sermayepiyasası türev araçlarının ülkenin İslami bankacılık ve finans endüstrisineresmi olarak dahil edilmesine dair idi. Bu fetva sayesinde İslami bankalar veİslami hizmetler sunan konvansiyonel bankalar, yabancı para birimlerinidengelemek için "dini bir şekilde" ve hukuki olarak vadelisözleşmeler kullanma hususunda izne sahip oluyorlardı. Dahası, büyük ölçüdevaat (tek taraflı söz) temelli yapılanmaya bağlı olan fetva, döviz ve kar oranıtakasları gibi daha geniş bir türev enstrümanına uygulanabilme esneklik vefırsatına sahiptir. Kütüphane ve literatür araştırmasına dayalı nitel araştırmayaklaşımını kullanarak araştırmacı, fetva'nın doğuşu ve analitik kapsamı,ülkedeki fırsatları ve zorlukları incelemeyi amaçlamaktadır.&nbsp, In 2015, Indonesian Ulama Council(MUI) introduced a fatwa on tahawwut (hedging). This remarks the formalintroduction of Islamic derivatives into the country's Islamic banking andfinance industry. Islamic banks and conventional banks offering Islamicservices are “religiously” and legally allowed to use forward contracts tohedge foreign currencies. Furthermore,the fatwa that depends largely on wa’ad (unilateral promise)-based structurehas flexibilities and opportunities to be implemented into a wider derivativeinstrument such as foreign currency and profit rate swaps. Using qualitativeresearch approach based on library and literature study, the researcher aims atexamining the genesis and analytical scope of the fatwa, its opportunities, andchallenges in the country.&nbsp

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2017

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