Application of Theory Reasoned Action in Intention to Use Islamic Banking in Indonesia

Reni, Andi; Ahmad, Nor Hayati

doi:10.15408/aiq.v8i1.2513

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“…They indicated that religiosity influences attitudes and behaviour, and attitude influences intention. Furthermore, Reni and Ahmad () found that religion had a significant and positive relationship to intention. Religious values or symbols can play an important role in the daily functioning of society.…”

Section: Theoretical Background and Research Hypothesesmentioning

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Impact of religious values and habit on an extended green purchase behaviour model

Ghazali

Mutum

Ariswibowo

2018

Int J Consumer Studies

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Green purchase behaviour is an increasingly important topic, gaining much attention. A review of current literature reveals that the relationship between green attitudes and green purchase behaviour is contentious because consumers’ attitudes do not necessarily translate into green purchase behaviour. This paper examines the relationships between religious values, green habit, and green purchase behaviours via a holistic approach based on the Theory of Reasoned Action and Homer and Kahle's (1988) cognitive hierarchy model. Data were collected from 504 Muslim consumers in two Southeast Asian countries, namely, Indonesia and Malaysia. Partial least squares (PLS), a variance‐based structural equation–modelling technique, was selected to test the research model and hypotheses. The term “religious values” is conceptualised in this paper as a multidimensional construct with reflective first‐order and formative second‐order items. Previous studies have ignored the quest orientation, which refers to constant questioning and doubting as a way of being religious. The results demonstrate that religious values have a positive impact on natural environmental orientation, environmental concerns, green purchase attitudes, and green purchase intentions. Green habit and green purchase intentions were also found to positively affect green purchase behaviours. This study also highlights the important role of habit, namely, a stronger impact on green behaviour than intentions. Green habit was also found to moderate the relationship between green attitudes and green intentions. The study has practical implications for green marketers, green policy makers, and green consumers, as well as directions for future research.

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Section: Theoretical Background and Research Hypothesesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Impact of religious values and habit on an extended green purchase behaviour model

Ghazali

Mutum

Ariswibowo

2018

Int J Consumer Studies

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“…The TRA has been applied in different areas of studies including Islamic finance (Fauziah, Taib, Ramayah, & Abdul Razak, 2008;Bidin et al, 2009;Reni & Ahmad, 2016), innovativeness and adoption (Gumel & Othman, 2013) and intention (Muhammad, Haneef, & Muhammed, 2016). The present study extends the application of this theory to an investigation on intentions to patronise Islamic banking.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The present study extends the application of this theory to an investigation on intentions to patronise Islamic banking. Although, some studies have explored a similar area in other countries (Echehabi & Oladokun, 2012;Reni & Ahmad, 2016), studies in this area are still scanty in the Nigerian context. Therefore, this study adapted the TRA model to provide an adequate explanation on intention to patronise Islamic banking in Nigeria.…”

Section: Theoretical Frameworkmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Mediating Effect of Attitude on Customers’ Behavioural Intention to Participate in Islamic Banking: Empirical Evidence

Oladapo¹,

Omar²,

Muda³

et al. 2019

IJFR

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Purpose - This paper examines the mediating effect of positive attitude (ATT) and subjective norm (SJN) on customers’ behavioral intention to participate in Islamic banking in Nigeria using the Theory of Reasoned Action (TRA) as a basis.Design/methodology/approach - Data were collected using a self-administered questionnaire with 274 samples. This study used the convenience sampling technique.Findings – The authors found a positive and significant relationship between the factors in the model. The findings highlight the relevance of attitude in the structural model. The findings further show that attitude has a positive effect in mediating the relationship between awareness, knowledge, religion and the behavioural intention of customers.Originality/value - This paper highlights the need for policymakers, regulators and Islamic banking operators to create proper awareness through effective communication with customers on the benefits of Islamic banking and the provision of a platform for knowledge enhancement to promote a positive attitude among the different segments of society and which in turn can influence their intention to participate in Islamic banking.

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“…Hijab fashion means fashion whose properties and processing techniques include raw materials, handling, the use of various methods from beginning to end, always in reference to Islamic law (Sharia). Prior research (for example, [3], [4], [7][8][9][10], [12]) found that there is significant relationship between consumers' knowledge of Halal products and their purchase intention. Hence, knowledge of Hijab fashion supply becomes an imperative part of Muslim consumers's intentions to purchase Hijab fashion.…”

Section: Consumers' Knowledgementioning

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Hijab fashion supply chain: a theoretical framework traversing consumers’ knowledge and purchase intention

Sumarliah

Wang

2020

MATEC Web Conf.

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The recent expeditious growth of Muslim population in the world initiates a dramatic upsurge of demand for Hijab fashion. Hijab fashion is a green and sustainable fashion in accordance with Islamic principles on the modesty, safety, cleanliness, and comfort of clothings. Hijab supply chain is an indispensable issue, predominantly for Muslim consumers, manufacturers, and suppliers that oblige global Muslim markets. Nonetheless, research on Hijab fashion is very limited. More specifically, although knowledge of products has a significant consequence on consumers’ intention to buy Hijab, no preceding research have attempted to hypothesize the relationship between the knowledge dimensions of Hijab supply chain and consumer purchase intention. This paper attempts to propose an initial framework regarding Hijab purchase behavior. After an overall search of research articles directed in journal reference lists and electronic databases, the conceptual framework was created to hand out a set of propositions highlighting how to strengthen the link between consumers’ knowledge dimensions and their intention to purchase Hijab. Recommendations for future research and strategies to boost the advantages for Hijab fashion suppliers, manufacturers, and marketers can be obtained from this model.

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Application of Theory Reasoned Action in Intention to Use Islamic Banking in Indonesia

Cited by 27 publications

References 6 publications

Impact of religious values and habit on an extended green purchase behaviour model

Impact of religious values and habit on an extended green purchase behaviour model

The Mediating Effect of Attitude on Customers’ Behavioural Intention to Participate in Islamic Banking: Empirical Evidence

Hijab fashion supply chain: a theoretical framework traversing consumers’ knowledge and purchase intention

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