Islamic rationality of Muslim consumers: new insight from text analytics and Al-Ghazali’s thought

Sholihin, Muhammad

doi:10.1108/jiabr-10-2022-0291

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“…The five main elements, according to al-Shāṭibī, are the protection of religion (ḥifẓ aldīn), the protection of the soul (ḥifẓ al-nafs), the protection of the mind (ḥifẓ al-'aql), the protection of offspring (ḥifẓ al-nasl), and the protection of assets (ḥifẓ al-māl) (Zuhdi 2013;Mahyudin and Rosman 2022). To realize and maintain the five basic elements, al-Shāṭibī divided the maqāṣid levels into three, namely necessities or al-ḍarūriyāh, needs or al-ḥājjiyāh, and luxuries or al-taḥsīniyāh (Sholihin 2023;al-Nahari et al 2022). The three levels in al-Sharī'ah are interrelated.…”

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“Jo Kawin Bocah” Social Movement to Reduce Child Marriage Rates in Central Java

Arafah,

Purwanto

2023

JSW (Jurnal Sosiol. Walisongo)

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The “Jo Kawin Bocah” (Javanese term for “No Child Marriage”) movement implemented by the Central Java Government over the past two years has significantly reduced the number of child marriages in Central Java province. This research aims to analyze the concept of “Jo Kawin Bocah” as a government-sponsored movement, identify the critical success factors, and explore the concept in terms maqāṣid al-sharī'ah (Sharia objectives). This field research uses a qualitative approach and deductive thinking, with data collected from interviews and documentation. The findings show that the social movement is feasible because stakeholders are aware of the negative impacts of early marriage. Another critical success factor is the involvement of community members and district/city leaders and collaboration between civil society organizations, the government, educational institutions, and other cross-sector organizations. Viewed from the maqāṣid al-sharī'ah side, the social movement “Jo Kawin Bocah” can realize the protection of the soul (ḥifẓ al-nafs), protection of the mind (ḥifẓ al-‘aql), protection of assets (ḥifẓ al-māl), and protection of offspring (ḥifẓ al-nasl). This research implies that increasing awareness about the negative consequences of early marriage is the key to the success of social movements.

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“Jo Kawin Bocah” Social Movement to Reduce Child Marriage Rates in Central Java

Arafah,

Purwanto

2023

JSW (Jurnal Sosiol. Walisongo)

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Exploring uncharted territories: a classification of unconventional perspectives on homo Islamicus

Sholihin,

Annisa

2024

IJOES

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Purpose This study aims to analyze the definition and contextual variations of homo islamicus in literature across disciplines, including beyond Islamic economics, and to explore their implications for Islamic economic agents. Design/methodology/approach Using a machine learning-based text analysis approach, 61 articles will be examined to classify definitions and identify contextual clusters for homo islamicus. Findings This study reveals eight classifications of homo islamicus definitions and three distinct contexts. These findings suggest significant divergence between the concept of homo islamicus in Islamic economic tradition and its interpretation by non-Islamic scholars, attributable to underlying values and ideologies rather than methodological differences. Research limitations/implications This study focuses solely on textual analysis of articles using the term “homo islamicus” across disciplines, precluding the formulation of epistemological and ontological frameworks. Future research could expand on these aspects. Practical implications By presenting diverse perspectives on homo islamicus, this paper facilitates a more comprehensive understanding among scholars of Islamic economics, aiding in the resolution of disagreements within the field. Originality/value This study introduces novel classifications of homo islamicus definitions and contextualizes them, providing insights into their implications for Islamic economic agents.

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Discovering Islamic marketing potential in shaping blockchain-based halal logistic services: a bibliometric analysis

Fernando,

Hendayani,

Jawo

et al. 2024

JIMA

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Purpose This paper aims to examine the Islamic marketing literature to uncover potential customer adoption behaviours and enhance the effectiveness of blockchain-based halal logistics services in catering to customer demands. The findings of this paper provide substantial contributions to the realms of both halal logistics services and Islamic marketing literature, delineating future paths for research. By delving into halal logistics practices, integration procedures and service provider performance, this paper assists stakeholders in enhancing halal logistics services to meet the changing demands of customers effectively. Design/methodology/approach This paper uses a systematic review incorporating bibliometric analysis to examine past and contemporary research topics, selecting and appraising contributions while analysing and consolidating data. A methodical approach has been used to identify, assess and incorporate pertinent studies on Islamic characteristics, traceability technology, blockchain integration and halal logistics practices. Findings After screening and analysing 139 selected documents with the VOS viewer, it is evident that among a 1,000 keywords, 15 stand out in terms of frequency and link strength. The research highlights the considerable academic interest in themes such as “blockchain”, “halal logistics” and “supply chain”, underscoring their importance. The findings of this paper help bridge the gap in Islamic marketing by linking technology with religious values. It suggests that the integration of blockchain technology in halal logistics enhances operational efficiency while aligning with both operational and Islamic marketing principles, promoting ethical conduct and transparency as key enablers. Practical implications The theoretical significance of this paper lies in establishing a correlation among three key research domains: technology, symbolised by blockchain; customer-centric operations, incorporating the halal supply chain and logistics within Islamic marketing. The outcomes reflect consumer behaviour and Shariah compliance. This integration has the potential to introduce innovative theoretical frameworks that encompass religious ethics in marketing, logistics and technological advancements. Originality/value This paper comprehensively analyses the intersection between blockchain technology, halal logistics, supply chain management and Islamic marketing. The paper has comprehensively analysed previous studies and outlined the future research path for blockchain technology in halal logistics and its application in Islamic marketing literature.

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Islamic rationality of Muslim consumers: new insight from text analytics and Al-Ghazali’s thought

Cited by 3 publications

References 79 publications

“Jo Kawin Bocah” Social Movement to Reduce Child Marriage Rates in Central Java

“Jo Kawin Bocah” Social Movement to Reduce Child Marriage Rates in Central Java

Exploring uncharted territories: a classification of unconventional perspectives on homo Islamicus

Discovering Islamic marketing potential in shaping blockchain-based halal logistic services: a bibliometric analysis

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Islamic rationality of Muslim consumers: new insight from text analytics and Al-Ghazali’s thought

Cited by 3 publications

References 79 publications

“Jo Kawin Bocah” Social Movement to Reduce Child Marriage Rates in Central Java

“Jo Kawin Bocah” Social Movement to Reduce Child Marriage Rates in Central Java

Exploring uncharted territories: a classification of unconventional perspectives on homo Islamicus

Discovering Islamic marketing potential in shaping blockchain-­based halal logistic services: a bibliometric analysis

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Discovering Islamic marketing potential in shaping blockchain-based halal logistic services: a bibliometric analysis