A generic framework for e-commerce requirements to comply with Sharia in business-to-consumer perspective

Ribadu, Mohammed Bashir; Rahman, Wan Nurhayati Wan Ab.

doi:10.1109/sai.2016.7556064

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“…In this section, each model will be discussed according to equations (2) to (8). Given in Ribadu and Rahman (2016), Ali et al (2015) and Ribadu and Rahman (2016) and presented framework in Ribadu and Rahman (2016); Ali et al (2014); Richard et al (2016) and Sarofim and Tolba (2015), it can be stated that the frameworks in Ribadu and Rahman (2016) and Muhammad et al (2013) are reference frameworks of Islamic transaction, and other frameworks defined in this domain are considered as frameworks derived from these two frameworks.…”

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“…In Ribadu and Rahman (2016), the general framework for e-commerce requirements based on Islamic Sharia from B2C model perspective is presented. In this article, the requirements for e-commerce that are compatible with Islamic Sharia have been identified.…”

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“…In Ribadu and Rahman (2016), the requisites for contracts based on Islamic law, including contract form (offer and acceptance), contract parties (buyer and seller), as well as contract subject (item and price) are proposed. Also, it refers to requisites for e-commerce prohibition from Islam perspective, that is, usury, uncertainty, gambling and Haram.…”

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confidence: 99%

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A mathematical model to adopt B2C ecommerce based on special customer requirement in social values with an emphasis on Islamic beliefs

Saleh

Khaneghah

Shadnosh

et al. 2019

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Purpose This paper aims to propose a mathematical model for describing and clarifying the relationships among the indicators governing the social values of special customers in business-to-consumer (B2C) e-commerce systems. This mathematical model is also able to describe the degree of adaptability of e-commerce systems to the social values of specific clients, and commercial firms are able to use the parameters described in this paper to increase the versatility and has the power to trade with special customers in different areas. Design/methodology/approach In this paper, while analyzing the issue of trading from the point of view of the customer as an element of trading, the affecting factors the trading space have been extracted. These affecting factors are categorized in three major groups: culture, technology and customers. This classification is based on the e-commerce and developing the traditional commerce. Using the mapping functions, the effects of each element in these three spaces on the concept of social values have been analyzed. The result of this analysis is the mathematical model governing each parameter and its semantic relation with the concept of social value. Findings The presence of a mathematical model between the indicators influencing the model adaptability and social values space allows e-commerce system designers to be able to make decisions on the adaptability of the model with a quantitative approach. To examine the proposed mathematical models, important frameworks and patterns in the field of e-commerce have been analyzed with an Islamic approach, as one of the adaptations of B2C e-commerce model. Research limitations/implications Regarding the innovation of the work, the case has been made, and the concept of social value and the model governing the elements of social values in this paper, in a B2C e-commerce model, has been discussed in general; the problem is parametric solved. Practical implications One of the key concepts in commerce is the ability of the commerce model to adapt to the requirements of special customers. This is more important in costumer-based e-commerce models. In these types of systems, if the commerce cannot match the customer’s characteristics, it will not be accepted and used by customers. This is especially more important in the field of social values for customers. Originality/value In this paper, a mathematical model is presented to examine the adaptability of e-commerce systems to the social values of special customers. In examining this model, the relationship between each element affecting the social value of specific customers and the factors affecting trade has been studied.

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Section: Case Study Islamic Business-to-consumer Modelsmentioning

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Section: Case Study Islamic Business-to-consumer Modelsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Case Study Islamic Business-to-consumer Modelsmentioning

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Shadnosh

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“…The change is the journey itself that will alter the motive of selling and purchasing. Many research about Islamic ecommerce only discuss in the perspective of customers [(M. B. Ribadu and W. N. W. A. Rahman 2016a), (Abdulgani andSuhaimi 2014), (M. A. Suhaimi et al 2013)], payment processing (Amboala et al 2015), sharia compliance [ , (Zainul, Osman, and Mazlan 2004), (Mokhtar et al 2013), (M. , (Ribadu and Wan Ab. Rahman 2017), (M. R. Muhammad, Muhammad, and Mohammed Khalil 2013)], aspect and challenges [ (Amin 2008), (Shah et al 2004), (Alotaibi and Asutay 2015)].…”

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“…Hiijrah: Islamic E-Commerce Disurpted Strategy … Economica: Jurnal Ekonomi Islam -Volume 10, Nomor 1 (2019) http://journal.walisongo.ac.id/index.php/economica | 67 commerce (M. Muhammad et al 2013);(M. B Ribadu and W. N. W. A. Rahman 2016a)…”

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Hiijrah: Islamic E-Commerce Disurpted Strategy

Maika

Kautsar

2019

Economica

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<p>The aims of this research is to find an Islamic eCommerce disrupted strategy using 5C model. Our methodologies is a qualitative descriptive to evaluate and describe aspects of innovation based on 5C model. We propose a systematic approach to identify disruptive strategies of Prophet Muhammad displacing the big incumbent market and also provide commercialize the strategy for developing and implementing Islamic Commerce to be electronics. Hijrah is the best disruptive approach that was proven by Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) with the closing of the Bani Qainuqa market. He implemented 4C model commerce, collaboration, communication, connection, and only computation that He can’t. The state art of this research are the customers not only ‘go shopping’, but literally are shopping. While the sellers not only ‘go selling’ but Hijrah with the great intention. It is not only about adopting technology but also as a disrupted strategy.</p><p>Tujuan dari penelitian ini adalah untuk menemukan sebuah strategi diruptif eCommerce Islam menggunakan model 5C (Commerce, Collaboration, Communication, Connection, and Computing). Metodologi yang kami gunakan adalah deskriptif kualitatif, untuk mengevaluasi dan menggambarkan aspek inovasi berdasarkan model 5C. Kami menawarkan sebuah pendekatan sistematik untuk mengenali strategi disruptif Nabi Muhammad dalam menggusur pasar besar milik petahana dan juga menyediakan strategi komersil dalam mengembangkan dan menerapkan perdagangan Islam secara elektronik (Islamic e-commerce). Hijrah adalah pendekatan distruptif terbaik yang pernah dibuktikan oleh Nabi Muhammad Saw dengan menutup pasar Bani Qainuqa. Nabi Muhammad Saw menjalankan model 4C yaitu perdagangan, kolaborasi, komunikasi, koneksi, dan hanya komputasi yang tidak dapat dilakukan. Hasil temuan-temuannya menunjukan bahwa pelanggan tidak hanya untuk ‘berbelanja’, tapi ada tujuan lain memahami kaidah Ilmu sebelum amal dalam berbelanja. Sedangkan penjual tidak sekedar ‘berjualan’ namun berhijrah dengan nilai yang lebih agung. Hal ini tidak hanya perihal penggunaan teknologi tapi juga sebagai strategi disruptif.</p>

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An integrated approach towards Sharia compliance E-commerce trust

Ribadu

Rahman

2019

Applied Computing and Informatics

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A generic framework for e-commerce requirements to comply with Sharia in business-to-consumer perspective

Cited by 3 publications

References 14 publications

A mathematical model to adopt B2C ecommerce based on special customer requirement in social values with an emphasis on Islamic beliefs

A mathematical model to adopt B2C ecommerce based on special customer requirement in social values with an emphasis on Islamic beliefs

Hiijrah: Islamic E-Commerce Disurpted Strategy

An integrated approach towards Sharia compliance E-commerce trust

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