Does the entrepreneurial intention variable moderate muslimah's decision to become an entrepreneur?

Objective to show influence level of knowledge of Islamic entrepreneurship Muslim women entrepreneurs, locus of control factors, family environmental factors and religiosity on Muslim women entrepreneur decision making withentrepreneurial intention factor as a moderating variable. The research method used is quantitative. The analysis technique uses Partial Least Square-Structural Equation Modeling (PLS-SEM) with a sample of 215 Muslim communities in Indonesia in West Java. The results showed that the variable level of entrepreneurial knowledge, religiosity and entrepreneurial intention had an effect on the entrepreneurial decision variable. Meanwhile, family environment and locus of control variables have no effect. The moderating effect that is influenced by the variable level of entrepreneurial intention (M) on the entrepreneurial decision variable is not moderate. This research can be a consideration for stakeholders, namely Muslim entrepreneur communities, women SMEs, and the government in order to increase the understanding of Muslim women entrepreneurs about Islamic entrepreneurship in an effort to improve development strategies in increasing the number of women entrepreneurs, especially to decide to become a Muslim entrepreneur in Indonesia. West Java. The research that has been conducted regarding the entrepreneurship decisions of Muslim women entrepreneurs in West Java is still limited and difficult to find. The results of the study also show that the locus of control and family environment variables cannot influence the entrepreneurial decisions of Muslim women entrepreneurs. Then the use of the intention variable in this study becomes a novelty, because intention is usually only used as the dependent or predictor variable.