“…The existence of sharia cooperatives aims to advance the welfare of its members and the wider community and help shape the Indonesian economy based on the application of the values taught by Islam (A. R. Setiawan, 2020). According to Nurani & Mukhibad, (2018), the functions of sharia cooperatives, among others; (1) help develop and realize the national economic system by prioritizing the people's economy and family principles, (2) help build the expertise of members and the wider community to be more prosperous in their socio-economic conditions, (3) develop the quality of resources of the members involved so that they can be more consequential, consistent, trustful, professional when implementing Islamic sharia values, (4) open job opportunities, (5) As a liaison between two parties, namely providers funds and those who use funds, so that the borrowed funds can be more optimally utilized, and (6) strengthen cooperative members to be more solid in working together in an effort to control cooperative operations (Sofiyah et al, 2018. ).…”