Entrepreneurship Education Based on Islamic Work Ethic: Educational Management Review

Abstract

This study aims to understand entrepreneurship education by implementing an Islamic work ethic in the patchwork community in Pringsewu Regency. This research was conducted on the community of patchwork craftsmen in Pekon Sukamulya, Banyumas sub-district, Pringsewu Regency from 2019 to 2021 with a qualitative approach type of research was phenomenological. Data can be obtained using observation and interviews, and documentation. Researchers used data analysis techniques starting from preparing units, data categorization, and data interpretation. The results showed that Islamic work ethic-based entrepreneurship education carried out by the patchwork community in Pringsewu Regency in order to improve social welfare was carried out through; maintaining the quality of the products produced, setting prices that are adjusted to market analysis, carrying out promotions, providing exemplary service to customers. This research has implications for the importance of implementing management and educational values in every organizational activity carried out to be able to provide maximum results according to the expectations of all parties.

Developments and Themes in Islamic Work Ethic Studies: A Bibliometric Analysis

“…IWE is a multidimensional concept, with economic, moral, and social dimensions, that can link organizations' prosperity and sustainability with society's welfare (Ali & Al-Owaihan, 2008). Using a phenomenological qualitative approach, IWE is proven to improve the welfare of the patchwork community in the Pringsewu district through entrepreneurship (Supriyanto et al, 2022). A study conducted by Ali (1992) on Saudi Arabian managers found that they adhered to Islamic work standards and were generally less egocentric than managers in other countries.…”

Entrepreneurship in The Light of The Qur’an, Ḥadīth, And Iqbal’s Philosophy

“…Therefore, Muslim entrepreneurs must follow the Shari'ah, and all the organizations must follow the Shari'ah in order to keep their earning Halal, and in addition to this, all the activities of their employees have also been noticed during working hours (Ramadani, Dana, Ratten, Tahiri, & Globalization, 2015). In Islam the entrepreneur must be active, hardworking, prosperous, intelligent, honest, very experienced, have strong memory and strong will (Supriyanto, Ghazali, Yanti, & Fauzi, 2022). There are several indications of entrepreneurial activities mentioned in the Qur'an; for example, trade is included in entrepreneurial activities: "……Allah has permitted trade" (Surah Al-Baqarah verses 275).…”

Application of Knowledge Sharing Decision Model Based on Computer-Aided System in Student Education Management Platform

“…In the regent area of Prinseu, entrepreneurship education was carried out in "patchwork" communities based on Islamic professional ethics to improve social welfare. The quality of the products produced was maintained by adjusting the prices according to the market analysis carrying out promotional activities and by providing model services for customers (Supriyanto et al, 2022).…”

“…Educational responsibility is an important concept and should play a more prominent role in the organizational analysis of educational institutions (Connolly et al, 2019). Supriyanto et al (2022) understood entrepreneurship education by implementing Islamic professional ethics in the "patchwork"community of Pringsewu Regency. In the regent area of Prinseu, entrepreneurship education was carried out in "patchwork" communities based on Islamic professional ethics to improve social welfare.…”