Positive Impact and Benefits of Syariah Cooperatives in Boarding School Students

Sharia cooperatives in Islamic boarding schools are a form of economic business based on Islamic sharia principles which aims to economically empower Islamic boarding schools and the surrounding community. It is hoped that this cooperative concept can create financial independence for Islamic boarding schools and provide fair and transparent economic benefits for their members. Sharia cooperatives in Islamic boarding schools adopt sharia principles in every transaction, such as avoiding usury, gharar (obscurity), and maysir (speculation), as well as using a profit sharing system (mudharabah) and interest-free loans. Its establishment aims to help Islamic boarding schools reduce dependence on external funds, improve the economy of students and the surrounding community, and improve social welfare through financial management based on Islamic values. This cooperative not only plays a role in the economic aspect, but is also a means of applicable sharia economic education for students, so that they can manage their finances wisely and in accordance with Islamic teachings. Thus, sharia cooperatives in Islamic boarding schools not only support the survival of Islamic boarding schools, but also play a role in strengthening the community's economy as a whole

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International Journal of Advanced Technology and Social Sciences
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2025-02-28
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https://doi.org/10.59890/ijatss.v3i2.312
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Islamic Finance and Banking Studies
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Positive Impact and Benefits of Syariah Cooperatives in Boarding School Students

Sigit Pramono, Abdul Hakim
International Journal of Advanced Technology and Social Sciences
Islamic Finance and Banking Studies
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Positive Impact and Benefits of Syariah Cooperatives in Boarding School Students

Sigit Pramono, Abdul Hakim
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Sharia cooperatives in Islamic boarding schools are a form of economic business based on Islamic sharia principles which aims to economically empower Islamic boarding schools and the surrounding community. It is hoped that this cooperative concept can create financial independence for Islamic boarding schools and provide fair and transparent economic benefits for their members. Sharia cooperatives in Islamic boarding schools adopt sharia principles in every transaction, such as avoiding usury, gharar (obscurity), and maysir (speculation), as well as using a profit sharing system (mudharabah) and interest-free loans. Its establishment aims to help Islamic boarding schools reduce dependence on external funds, improve the economy of students and the surrounding community, and improve social welfare through financial management based on Islamic values. This cooperative not only plays a role in the economic aspect, but is also a means of applicable sharia economic education for students, so that they can manage their finances wisely and in accordance with Islamic teachings. Thus, sharia cooperatives in Islamic boarding schools not only support the survival of Islamic boarding schools, but also play a role in strengthening the community's economy as a whole

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