This study aims to determine the direction of development of Islamic finance research during the pandemic, focusing on the growth of international publications in the field of Islamic finance in the Scopus database between 2020 and 2022. Bibliometric mapping consists of core journals in international publications in the field of Islamic finance, the productivity of researchers in the field of Islamic finance, the number of publications based on institutional collaboration in international publications in the field of Islamic finance, the development of international publications on research in the field of Islamic finance by subject/field, and a map of the development of international publications on research in the field of Islamic finance.
Due to the corona virus's fall in different economic areas, many individuals have difficulties fulfilling their basic demands. Urban farming is one of the answers to food availability, and their primary concerns are food safety, food pricing, and stimulating the local economy. People cultivated short-lived crops in tiny pots or used the hydroponic method in their yards. Integrated urban farming is a type of green economic activity that adheres to maqasid sharia's maslahah aim. Field research is used to gather essential data. It is conducted on the site to be studied and supplemented with field data in the form of interviews. This study is descriptive, with an emphasis on analysis using a logical method. The green economy with integrated urban farming aims to improve the community's economic well-being and can help mitigate the risk of substantial environmental harm, including the pandemic's detrimental impact on macro and micro food security. It can be observed that the green economy concept can be integrated with the pure maqasid sharia values harmoniously.
This service activity is carried out to bridge the importance of saving and sacrificial facilities for Muslim congregations from the As-Shaykh Jabir Al-Faifi Mosque, Ngasem Village, Colomadu District, Karanganyar Regency, Central Java. Assistance is carried out by previously holding deliberations with the Mosque Prosperity Council to prepare a design for a savings and joint sacrifice scheme which will then be disseminated to local Muslims through the Rukun Neighbor forum and studies at the mosque. The method used to explore and understand the couple's problems is an observation of related informants and documentation. Data analysis used triangulation of data sources. The results of this activity indicate that there is an increase in the enthusiasm of residents in carrying out Qurban worship after the existence of savings products and qurban joint ventures, as can be seen from the increase in the registration of Qurban participants by 60%.
The goal of this study is to determine the flow of non-cash payments utilizing the My Pertamina application and the maslahah mursalah perspective. This study employs a literature review or literature study with secondary data sources from journals, books, theses, theses, dissertations, and websites that give credible data for qualitative descriptive analysis. The results of the study indicate that the flow of payments using the My Pertamina application can be made in cash or non-cash using the LinkAja application or a debit/credit card, and the application of the My Pertamina application as a non-cash payment system for purchasing fuel at gas stations is not appropriate from the perspective of maslahah mursalah. Because some requirements for the adoption of maslahah mursalah as Islamic law legislation cannot yet be satisfied. The purpose of this research is to gain a better understanding of the flow of non-cash payments and their application in the My Pertamina application in terms of the benefits of the mursalah, so that My Pertamina can realize the benefits of the mursalah for the broader community and innovate in the future to increase the level of public trust in the My Pertamina application.
Economic Dispute Resolution is analyzed using bibliometric studies to clarify data on this theme based on the number of times published per year, publishers, and network analysis to identify related documents. This research uses bibliometric analysis with quantitative methods from bibliographic data collected from the Scopus database. This research was evaluated and grouped to produce impact and direction regarding this Economic Dispute Resolution, including topic clarification to explain the results of the existing analysis. This research used R and Rstudio, VOSviewer, and Microsoft Excel. We found that the Journal of World Trade and the Journal of Advanced Research in Law and Economics were the most relevant journals on Economic Dispute Resolution. This study puts forward three essential themes of economic dispute resolution research: 1) Conflict Management, 2) Dispute Resolution, and 3) International Relations. This research only analyzed data from the Scopus database. The dataset analyzed is limited to the author, number of citations, year of publication, type of document published annually, and country of issue.
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