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PENELITIAN DAN PENGEMBANGAN EKONOMI SYARIAH
Jilid 1 (500 Judul)
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Penelitian tentang pengembangan pendidikan tinggi Ekonomi Islam (J015)
1) Akselerasi pengembangan pendidikan tinggi ekonomi Islam di Indonesia.
Oleh : Prof. Dr. H. Veitzal Rivai, MBA. (53 halaman)
2) Kesiapan Mahasiswa Ekonomi Islam menghadapi pasar kerja pada lembaga
keuangan syariah (Studi pada perguruan tinggi ekonomi Islam). Oleh Agni
Alam Awirya, Indah Piliyanti (22 halaman)
3) Islamic Economics Higher Education: A Critical Survey. Rahmatina Awaliah
Kasri (21 halaman)
Penelitian tentang Investasi Syariah (J016) 1) The Performance analysis of Islamic stocks – a comparative study between
Indonesia and Malaysia, ditulis oleh Ilham Reza Ferdian, Miranti Kartika
Dewi, Halida Fajar Riany (18 halaman)
2) Instrumen investasi pasar modal (analisis perbandingan obligasi dan sukuk),
ditulis oleh Kamal Zubair (23 halaman)
3) Analisa karakteristik perusahaan dan ekonomi makro pada return saham
syariah dan non syariah, ditulis oleh Ardi Hamzah (24 halaman)
Penelitian tentang Kinerja dan Efisiensi Bank Syariah (J017) 1) Analisis kinerja bank syariah di tinjau dari persfektif keuangan dan pelanggan:
Studi kasus bank syariah mandiri dan bank muamalat Indonesia Oleh: Gustian
djuanda, Budiman Indrajaya, Ima Khatimah
2) an efficient portfolio frontier of Islamic banking financing instruments
(Indonesian case: 2001 – 2007). Oleh: Rifki Ismal
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3) Efficiency analysis of conventional and Islamic Bank in Indonesia using data
envelopment analysis oleh: Ascarya, Diana Yumanita, and guruh s rokhimah
4) Effisiensi unit usaha syariah dengan metode stochastic frontier analysis (SFA)
derivasi fungsi profit dan BOPO. Oleh: Novarini
5) Analisis kinerja bank syariah ditinjau dari persfektif keuangan dan pelanggan:
Studi kasus bank syariah mandiri dan bank muamalat Indonesia Oleh: Gustian
Djuanda, Budiman Indrajaya, Ima Khatimah
Penelitian tentang sejarah pemikiran ekonomi Islam (J018) 1) Ekonomi tanpa bunga, mungkinkah? Oleh : Abbas Ghozali, Ph.D
2) Kontribusi pemikiran ibnu khaldun dalam ekonomi modern. Oleh: Izzuddin
edi siswanto dan Handi risza idris
3) Praktik implementasi ekonomi islam era umar bin khattab. Oleh: Iman
Abdullah
4) Pemikiran ekonomi ibnu khaldun dan signifikansinya dalam konteks kekinian.
Oleh Mustafa Edwin Nst dan Agustianto
5) Epistemologi ekonomi islam terhadap subsidi BBM di Indonesia. Oleh:
Khairunnisa Musari
Penelitian tentang Perbankan syariah (J019)
1) shariah review process of Islamic bank in Indonesia: A Call for general
accepted standar oleh Ade Wirman Syafei
2) Governance and corporate disclosure: a study in Bank muamalat Indonesia
and bank syariah mandiri. Oleh : Irman Aulia R. Kasri
3) The Practice of Islamic credit cards: a comparative look between bank
danamon � ractice� ’s dirham card and bank islam � ractice’s BI card. Oleh:
Ilham reza ferdian, miranti kartika desi, faried kurnia rahman.
4) The indication of moral hazard in financing: a comparative study between
Islamic Bank and Conventional Bank in Indonesia 2003:1 – 2007:9. Oleh MB
Hendrie anto dan desti setyowaty.
5) Potensi dan persoalan LKMS/BMT bagi penguatan UKM dalam rangka
keadilan distributive ekonomi Islam. Oleh: Euis Amalia
LESSON IN ISLAMIC ECONOMICS, VOL 1 (Kode M020)
PART I. SHARIAH INTRODUCTION TO ECONOMICS 1. General objective of Islamic Shriah : the reality of the devine by
Muhammad ala al sid
2. Some fiqh concepts related to economics by Muhammad ala al sid
3. Qurud (loan), Buyu’ (exchange), and riba (interest) in Islam by
Muhammad ahmad A Hadi Siraj
4. Mudharabah, Musyarakah, and Ijarah by Muhammad ahmad A hadi siraj
PART II. METHODOLOGY OF ISLAMIC ECONOMICS AND
ISLAMIC ECONOMICS SYSTEM
5. Relevance and siqnificance of Islamic Economics by M Umar Chapra
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6. Methodology of Islamic Economics by Muhammad Anas Zarqa
7. The Islamic Economy system : Need for it and comparisons by M Umar
Chapra
8. The Economics role of state in Islam by Monzer Kahf
9. The Concept of ownership in Islam by Monzer Kahf
PART III. SOME MACRO AND MICRO ANALYSIS IN ISLAMIC
ECONOMICS 10. Macro consumtion theory in an Islamic economic framework by Munawar
Iqbal
11. Zakah, Moderation and aggregate consumptions in an Islamic economy
12. Macroeconomic theorizing from Islamic presfective by Sayyid Tahir
13. Investment demand function in profit loss sharing based system by
Muhammad Fahim Khan
14. Growth stability and inflation in an Islamic macro framework by
Muhammad Fahim Khan
15. Consumen � ractice in an Islamic economy by Muhammad Anas Zarqa
Penelitian Perbankan Syariah (Kode J021) 1. Peranan dewan pengawas syariah terhadap peningkatan DPK perbankan
syariah di Sumatra utara. Oleh: H. Amiur Nuruddin dan Sugiarto
2. Respon masyarakat majelis ta’lim terhadap perbankan syariah dan
preferensinya terhadap produk bank syariah di kota Bandung. Oleh: sri
fadillah, didik tandika, sri suwarsi
3. Syariah enterprise theory sebagai teori dasar pengungkapan tanggung
jawab social bank islam. Oleh: Inten Meutia
4. Urgensi UU Perbankan syariah yang mandiri di Indonesia. Oleh: Azhari
Akmal Tarigan
5. Renungan keadilan bagi sengketa perbankan syariah: suatu tinjauan
antisipatif terhadap permasalahan kewenangan pengadilan agama sebagai
lembaga penyelesai sengketa pasca UUBS. Oleh: Gemala Dewi dan
Wismar ain marzuki
Penelitian Perbankan syariah (kode J022)
1. Rekayasa model bagi hasil dan bagi resiko usaha berdasarkan pola syariah.
Oleh: Yan orgianus dan oktofa yudha sudrajad
2. Aplikasi investasi perbankan syariah antara harapan dan kenyataan (suatu
kajian terhadap praktek mudharabah, musyarakah dan murabahah). Oleh:
Muhammad Yasir Yusuf, MA
3. BMT Versus rentenir dalam pemberdayaan ekonomi masyarakat: studi
kasus di kecamatan precut sei tuan, deli serdang, Sumatra utara. Oleh :
Chuzaimah Batubara MA dan Muhammad Yafiz, MA
4. Model Perhitungan nisbah pada system bagi hasil. Oleh: Muhamad Nafik
H.R dan Nisful Laila.
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5. Potensi dan persoalan LKMS/BMT bagi penguatan UKM dalam kerangka
keadilan distributive ekonomi Islam (studi LKMS/BMT di 6 kota pulau
jawa. Oleh: Euis Amalia
LESSON IN ISLAMIC ECONOMICS, VOL 2 (M023), (Untuk sementara
belum bisa di pesan karena datanya hilang)
CONTINUED…PART III. SOME MACRO AND MICRO ANALYSIS
IN ISLAMIC ECONOMICS 16. Organisation of production and theory of the firm by munawar iqbal
17. Distribution in islam by Sayyid Tahir
18. Discusion on the characteristics of market � ractice in Islam by
Muhammad anas zarqa
PART IV. PRIVATE AND PUBLIC FINANCE AND FISCAL POLICY
IN ISLAM 19. Public Finance and fiscal policy in Islam by Monzer kahf
20. Islamic Bnaking by Munawar Iqbal
21. Zakah and obligatory expenditure by Monzer Khaft
22. Project evaluation and time value discounting by Muhammad Anas Zarqa
PART V. INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS IN ISLAMIC
FRAMEWORK 23. International economics relation and order an Islamic Presfective by
shalahuddin ahmad
24. The International Debt problem by Umar chapra
PART VI. ISSUES AND RESEARCH AND TEACHING OF ISLAMIC
ECONOMICS 25. Teaching program in Islamic economics : a comparative study by
Munawar iqbal
26. Workshop on empirical research in Islamic economics
WHAT IS ISLAMIC ECONOMICS? (M024) DR. Mohammad Umar Chapra
IDB Prize Winners’ Lecture series No. 9
PART I. CONVENTIONAL ECONOMICS
1. Conflict between goals and worldview
2. The three basic concepts
3. Pareto efficiency versus normative goals
4. The background conditions
5. The � ractice� ions between microeconomics and macroeconomics
PART II. ISLAMIC ECONOMICS
1. The Paradigm
· Two level of filtering
· The problem of motivation
· Socio economics restructuring
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· The role of the state
2. Redefining efficiency and equity
3. Socially acceptable market equibilirium
4. Islamic economics defined
5. Methodology
6. A word of caution
7. Science, unseen objects and value judgement
8. Realistic assumptions
9. The rise of Islamic economics
10. Lag in the development of theory
Penelitian tentang Moneter syariah (J025) 1. Teori endogenous uang dalam sistim moneter Islam (Evaluasi terhadap
ketidak adilan bunga sebagai � ractice� i kebijakan moneter dalam sistim
kebijakan moneter Konvensional), Oleh : Arif Pujiono (27 halaman)
2. Hubungan Kausalitas pasar uang syariah dan Konvensional, Oleh Nurul
Huda (27 halaman)
Jurnal Ekonomi Syariah (J039) 1. Praktek ekonomi di Indonesia dan implikasinya terhadap perekonomian. Oleh
: Akhmad Akbar susamto, Malik Cahyadin (24 halaman)
2. Penerapan wakaf tunai pada lembaga keuangan � racti Islami (20 halaman)
3. Apa yang harus dilakukan ahli-ahli ekonomi islami untuk membantu
mengatasi korupsi. Oleh: Akhmad Akbar susamto, Burhanduddin susamto,
IBP Angga Astagia. (21 halaman)
4. The dynamic optimization of cash waqf management : an optimal control
theory approach. By : Duddy Roesmara donna, Mahmudi (13 pages)
Penelitian tentang Manajemen Syariah (J042) 1. Bahan pemikiran dasar tujuan laporan keuangan Islami. Oleh: Jaka Isgiyarta.
(19 halaman)
2. Awarness, consistency and neutrality and investigation on the role of barakah
in the theory of consumer choice. By. Munrokhim Misanam (28 pages).
3. Internallization responsibility accounting through syar’i reward. By. Sri Iswati
and Wasiaturachma. (23 pages)
4. Kesenjangan harapan dalam penyampaian informasi keuangan dan non
keuangan bank syariah. Oleh: Rizal Yaya, Ahim Abdurahim, Muhammad
Saifudin Zuhri. (37 halaman)
5. Islamic Good Governance ; Nilai etik relegius dan � racti Manajemen Mutu
Islami. Oleh: Khairunnisa Musari. (28 halaman)
6. Membangun Corporate Culture bisnis syariah. Oleh: Indah Piliyanti (17
halaman)
7. Reward-sharing base economies (case study in Indonesia tertiary sector). By:
Umi Karomah Yaumidin (34 pages)
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Penelitian/proceding tentang Zakat dan Wakaf (J043) 1. Keputusan manajemen organisasi pengelola zakat terhadap penentuan
standarisasi parameter kemiskinan di daerah istimewa � ractice� i. Oleh:
Priyonggo suseno, satiman maskuri (25 halaman)
2. Wakaf uang dalam prespektif Undang-undang no. 41 tahun 2004 tentang
wakaf. Oleh: Muhammad Ramadhan, Azwani Lubis. (14 halaman)
3. a survey of the institusion of zakah: Issue, Theories and administration.
Discussion paper IRTI IDB (70 pages)
Penelitian/proceding tentang ekonomi syariah (J044)
1. Aktualisasi ijtihad dalam menghadapi persoalan perekonomian kontemporer.
Oleh Hulwati (20 halaman)
2. Krisis pangan global (dengan pendekatan sistim ekonomi Islam). Oleh: M
Sholahuddin (27 halaman)
3. Evaluasi penetapan pengukuran cadangan klaim assuransi kendaraan bermotor
(studi kasus PT. Assuransi Syariah X). Oleh: Ani Meilani (26 halaman)
4. review 10 penelitian perbankan syariah dengan topik potensi, preferensi, dan
perilaku masyarakat terhadap bank syariah. Oleh: syahyuti. (22 halaman)
Jurnal Ekonomi syariah dengan tema Islamic Bank (J053)
1. Roles of the Islamic banks in the monetary transmission process in Malaysia.
Oleh: Raditya Sukmana (Indonesia), dan Salina H Kassim (Malaysia).
2. Risk Management practices of Islamic banks of Brunei Darussalam. Oleh:
Abul Hassan (UK).
3. Offshore bankers’ perception on Islamic banking niche for Labuan: an
analisys. Oleh: Ricardo baba and Hanudin Amin (Malaysia).
4. Main features of Interest-free banking movement in Pakistan (1980-2006).
Oleh: M Mansoor Khan (Australia).
5. Islamic Financing/banking in the Nigerian economy, is it workable? A review
of related issues and prospects. Oleh: Ofurum � ractice Obiyo (Nigeria).
Jurnal Ekonomi Syariah dengan tema Islamic Bank (J054) 1. Islamic banking: a study of customer satisfaction and preferences in Jordan.
Oleh: Kamal Naser (UK), Ahmad Jamal (UK), dan Khalid al Khatib (UK).
2. Financial contracts, risk and performance of Islamic Banking. Oleh: Anjum
Siddiqui (Kuwait).
3. Efficiensy and competition of Islamic banking in Malaysia. Oleh: Hamim S
Ahmad Mokhtar, Naziruddin Abdullah (UAE), Syed M Alhabshi (Malaysia).
4. Corporate governance and the global performance of Islamic banks. Oleh:
Racha Ghayad (� ractic).
5. Cluster analysis for bank customers’ selection of � ractic mortgages in eastern
Malaysia, an empirical investigation. Oleh: Hanudin Amin. Mohamad Rizal
abdul Hamid, suddin lada and � ractic baba (Malaysia).
Jurnal Ekonomi Syariah dengan tema Islamic Bank (Kode J055)
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1. Clients of conventional and � ractic banks in Bahrain, How they choose which
bank to � ractice� . By: Jasim al ajmi, Hameeda abo Hussain and nadhem al
saleh (Bahrain).
2. Bank margin determinantion: a comparison between Islamic and conventional
banks in Indonesia. By: Erwin G Hutapea (Indonesia), and Rahmatina A Kasri
(Indonesia).
3. a paradigm of money and banking. By: Masudul alam choudhury and Md
Mostaque Hussain (Oman).
4. Banking for the poor: the role of Islamic banking in microfinance initiatives.
By: Asyraf Wajdi Dusuki (Malaysia).
5. Islamic Banking: a study in Singapore. By: Phlilip Gerrard (� ractice� ) and J
Barton Cunningham (Canada)
Jurnal Ekonomi Syariah (Kode J056)
1. why do customers Islamic banks?. By: Asyraf wajdi Dusuki and Nurdianawati
Irwani Abdullah (Malaysia)
2. Understanding the objectives of Islamic banking: a survey of stakeholders’
perspectives. By: Asyraf wajdi Dusuki (Malaysia).
3. the determinants of � ractic banks’ efficiency change, empirical evidence from
the MENA and Asian banking sectors. By: Fadzlan Sufian and Mohamad
Akbar Noor Mohamad Noor (Malaysia).
4. The comparative role of banking in binary and � ractic economy. By: Rodney � ractice� io and Sofyan Harahap (Indonesia).
5. Choice criteria for Islamic home financing, empirical invenstigation among � ractice� bank customers. By: Hanudin Amin (Malaysia)
Jurnal Ekonomi Syariah (Kode J057)
1. Waqf, perpetual charity anda poverty alleviation. By: Abul Hasan M Sadeq
(Malaysia).
2. Corporate responsibility of Islamic financial institutions and, optimizing
charity value. By: Abul Hasan (Malaysia), and Hjh Salma Binti Abdul Latiff
(Brunei).
3. I regulation of religion and investments in human and � ractice capital,
religion versus secularism. By: Giuseppina autiero and concetto paolo vinci
(Italy).
4. Islamic financial product innovation. By: Fouad H al salem (Kuwait).
5. Islamic macroeconomics?. By: Masudul alam choudhury (Trisakti,Indonesia)
Jurnal Ekonomi Syariah (Kode J058) 1. Legal and regulatory issues of Islamic finance in Australia. By: Abu Umar
Faruq Ahmad (Australia), and M Kabir Hassan (USA).
2. Microenterprise development using financing anda organization instruments
modality and practicum. By: Masudul Alam Choudhury (Canada).
3. Strategic marketing management: the case of Islamic banks. By: Kamal Naser
and Luiz Moutinho (UK).
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4. The two Ws of Islamic accounting research. By: Roszaini Haniffa and
Mohammad Hudaib (UK).
5. The impact of the Basle capital adequacy ratio regulation on the financial and
marketing strategies of Islamic banks. By: Rifaat Ahmed Abdel karim
(Bahrain).
Jurnal Ekonomi Syariah (Kode J059) 1. The development of Islamic finance: as a case study. By: Sherin Galal
Abdullah Mouawad (Egypt).
2. What makes undergraduate students endroll into an elective course? The case
of Islamic accounting. By: Hanudin Amin. Abdul Rahim Abdul Rahman, T
Ramayah (Malaysia).
3. Islamic bond Issurance: what sovereign debt managers need to know. By:
Andreas Jobst, Peter Kunzel, Paul Mills anda Amadou sy (USA)
4. Islamic microfinance: the evidence from Australia. By: Abu Umar Faruq
Ahmad (Australia), AB Rafique Ahmad (Bangladesh)
5. Islamic revival in human resource management practices among selected
Islamic in Malaysia. By: Junaidah Hashim (Malaysia).
Jurnal Ekonomi Syariah (J060) 1. Performance of Islamic and mainstream banks in Malaysia. By: Saiful
Azhar Rosly and Mohd Afandi Abu Bakar (Malaysia)
2. Investigation of performance of Malaysian Islamic unit trust fund,
comparison with conventional unit trust funds. By: Fikriyah Abdullah,
Taufiq , Shamsher Mohamad (Malaysia).
3. Efficiency of conventional versus Islamic banks: evidence from the middle
east. By: Taufiq Hassan, Shamsher Mohamad (Malaysia), and Mohammed
Khaled I Bader (Al � rac University).
4. Economic consequences of applying Islamic principles in Muslim
societies.by: MM Metwally (Australia).
5. Developing economy banking: the case of Islamic banks. By: Farhad F
Ghannadian, Gautam Goswami (USA).
Jurnal Ekonomi Syariah (J061) 1. Complementing community, business and microenterprise by the Islamic
epistemological methodology; a case study of Indonesia. By: Masudul
Alam Choudhury and Sofyan S Harahap (Indonesia)
2. Information transmission between Islamic stock indices in South east asia.
By: Fahmi Abdul Rahim and Noryati Ahmad and Ismail Ahmad
(Malaysia)
3. an Islamic capital asset pricing model. By: Tarek H Selim (Egypt).
4. Development in Islamic banking: a financial risk allocation approach.by:
M Mansoor Khan (Australia) and M Ishaq Bhatti (Malaysia).
5. a legal analysis of the Islamic bonds (sukuk) in Iran. By: Amir Kordvani
(UAE).
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Jurnal Ekonomi Syariah (J062) 1. Factors influencing intention to use diminishing partnership home
financing. By: Fauziah Md. Taib and T Ramayah and Dzuljastri Abdul
Razak (Malaysia)
2. Review and analysis of current shariah-compliant equity screening
practices. By: Ulrich Derigs and Shehab Marzban (Germany).
3. Business ethics in Islam: the glaring gap in � ractice. By: Samir Ahmad
Abuznaid (Palestine).
4. Microenterprise development using Islmic financing and organizational
instruments modality and practicum. By: Masudul Alam Choudhury.
5. Does issuing government debt needed as ponzi scheme in Islamic Finance,
a general equilibrium model. By: Haitham A al Zoubi and Akhtham
Maghyereh (UAE), Bashir al Zu’bi (Jordan), M Ishaq Bhatti
(UAE/Australia)
Jurnal Ekonomi Syariah (Kode J063)
1. Why interest – free banking and finance movement failed in Pakistan. By.
Mohammad Mansoor Khan (Australia), and M Ishaq Bhatti (Australia)
2. a comparative study of financing small and cottage industries by interest-
free banks in Turkey, Cyprus, Sudan and Bangladesh. By Mohammed N
Alam (Oman)
3. Aplication of Islamic banking instrument (Bai salam) for agriculture
fianancing in Pakistan. By: Ahmad Kaleem (Pakistan) and Rana Abdul
Wajid (Pakistan).
4. Banks’ risk management: a comparison study of UEA national and foreign
banks. By: Hussein A Hassan al Tamimi (UEA) and Faris Mohammed Al
Mazrooei (UEA)
5. Are Saudi banks productive and efficient ?. by: Mohammad Hanif Akhtar
(Saudi Arabia)
Jurnal Ekonomi Syariah (J064) 1. Customer perception on service quality in retail banking in Middle East:
the case of Qatar. By Mohammed Hossain and Shirley Leo (Qatar)
2. Determining the relative importance of critical factors in delivering service
quality of banks; an application of dominance analysis in SERVQUAL
model. By Mukesh Kumar, Fong Tat Kee and Amat Taat Manshor
(Malaysia).
3. Does Islamic Banks’ securitization involvement restrain their financing
activity?. By Roza Hazli Zakaria and Abdul Ghafar Ismail (Malaysia)
4. Evolving banking regulation and supervision; a case study of the Saudi
Arabian Monetary Agency (SAMA). By. Mohamed A Ramady (Saudi
Arabia)
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5. Readiness assessment of Islamic micro-finance institution to implement
micro-insurance concept (case of Iran). By. Mohammad Saleh Torkestani
and Pari Ahadi (Iran)
Jurnal Ekonomi Syariah (J065) 1. Impact of the 2007 US financial crisis on the emerging equity markets. By.
M Shabri Abd Majid and Salina Hj Kassim (Malaysia)
2. Index fund and diversification in Saudi Arabia. By. Hicham Benjelloun
and Abdulkader MA Abdullah (Qatar)
3. Investors’ use of corporate reports in Bahrain. By. Jasim al Ajmi (Bahrain)
4. Proactive risk management in emerging and Islamic financial markets;
evidence from the Moroccan financial markets. By. Mazin A.M. Al Janabi
(UEA)
5. Prospects and challenges for developing corporate sukuk and bond
markets; Lessons from a Kuwait case study. By . Juan Sole (USA)
6. a survey of management views on dividend policy in Iranian firms. By.
Omid Pourheydari (Iran)
7. what determines private investment in Iran? By. Abbas Valadkhani
(Australia)
8. Dynamic linkages among ASEAN-5 emerging stock markets. By. M
Shabri Abd. Majid, Ahamed Kameel Mydin Meera, Mohd. Azmi Omar
and Hassanuddeen Abdul Aziz (Malaysia)
Jurnal Ekonomi Syariah (J066)
1. a phenomenological conception af private sector responsibility in
socioeconomic development. By. Bayu Silvia and Masudul Alam
Choudhury (Indonesia)
2. users’ perceptions of corporate social responsibility and accountability:
evidence from an emerging economy. By. Khalid Al Khater (Qatar) and
Kamal Naser (UK)
3. The causes of productivity change in GCC banking industry. By. Saeed Al
Muharrami (Oman)
4. the development of accounting regulation in the GCC; western hegemony
of recognition of peculiarity?. By. Abdullah K Al Qahtani (UK)
5. decreasing corporate governance in an ethico-economic general
equilibrium model of unity of knowledge. By. Masudul alam choudhury
and sofyan S Harahap
6. Corporate social disclosure in Libya. By. John Pratten and Adel
Abdulhamid Mashat
Jurnal Ekonomi Syariah (J067), (Untuk sementara belum bisa di pesan
karena datanya hilang) 1. Waqf, perpetual charity and poverty alleviation. By. Abul Hasan M Sadeq
(Malaysia).
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2. Decesions on capital structure in a zakat environment with prohibition of
riba; the case of Saudi Arabia. By. Jasim al ajmi, Hameeda Abo Hussain
anda Nadhem al Saleh (Bahrain).
3. Dialectics in socio-scientific inquiry: Islam contra Occident. By. Masudul
Alam Choudhury (Oman).
4. Al-Ghazali on social justice, Gudelines for a new world order from an
early medieval scholar. By. Ozay Mehmet (Canada)
5. Trust or distrust in the web-mediated information environment (W-MIE); a
perspective of online Muslim users . by. Emma Nuraihan Mior Ibrahim,
Nor Laila Md Noor and Shafie Mehad (Malaysia).
6. Government regulation of religion and investments in human and physical
capital; religion versus secularism. By. Giuseppina autiero and Concetto
Paolo Vinci (Italy)
7. Islam versus liberalism: contrasting epistemological inquiries. By.
Masudul Alam Choudhury (Indonesia)
8. The ethics of marketing in Islamic and Christian communities, insight for
global marketing. By. Paul Gibbs (UK) and Mustafa Ilkan (Cyprus).
9. Performance of shariah compliance companies in the plantation industry.
By. Mohd Dali Nuradli Ridzwan Shah bin, Mudasir Hamdi Hakeim anda
Abdul Hamid Suhaila (Malaysia)
Buku Ekonomi Syariah (B068) Judul: Riba, Bank Interest and the Rational of its Prohibition, 164 Pages.
By. Mohammad Nejatullah Siddiqi, IDB IRTI, 2004
Contents:
1. Islam and its Laws
• Tawheed
• Shariah and its Objectives
• Maqasid al-shariah
• Justice and equity
• The Individual
• Role of the state
• History
• Justice in Finance
• Islamic rules for excahnge
• Conclusions
2. Prohibition of Riba
• Quran on riba
• Meaning and incidence of riba
• The riba owed to Abbas
• Reason of prohibition
• Profits Versus Interest
• Quran’s emphasis on charitable giving
• Prophet’s implementation of the prohibition of riba
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• Understanding of law of riba by companions of the prophet and
those who followed
• Understanding of the law of riba down the ages
• The issues of bank interest
• Arguments for bank interest
• Conclusions
3. Economy without interest
• Liability side of an Islamic Bank
• Capital Protection
• Assets of an Islamic Bank
• Sharing Based Modes of Financ
• Trade based modes of financing
• Murabahah
• Murabahah versus interest
• The Problem of default
• Other assest based instruments
• Islamic banking in the private sector
• Non bank islamic financial institusions
• Islamic investment companies
• Islamic mutual fund
• Islamic insurance/takaful companies
• Stocks, option, derivatives and risk management
• Islamic finance under state sponsorship
• Islamic banking and finance in south east asia
• Islamic finance in Bahrain, Sudan, Iran, Turkey, pakistan,
Bangladesh
• The Islamic Development Bank
• Islamic Finance anda international finance
• conclusions
4. Economics of Islamic Finance
• Relative stability of islamic financial system
• Absorption of real shocks
• Stability in the monetary sector
• Exogenous sources of instability
• Relative stability with fixed liabilities
• Limited scope of speculation in an islamic financial system
• Relative efficiensy of an islamic financial system
• Uncertanity and afficiency
• Meeting uncertainty
• Comparative advantage
• Fairness of the islamic financial system
• Sharing enhances equity
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• Growth with islamic finance
• Conclusions
5. Meeting Special Needs
• Government finance, financing the consumer, microfinance anda
finance for muslim minorities
• Consumer finance
• Islamic modes of house finance
• Credit cards
• Financing agriculture
• Government finance
• Deficit financing
• Muslim minorities and islamic finance
• conclusions
6. Monetary Management, Inflation and indexation
• Regulation and governance
• Inflation
• Indexation
• Conclusions
7. Conclusions and Prospects
• Future of Islamic finance
Buku Ekonomi Syariah (Kode B069)
JUDUL : Theoritical Foundations of islamic Economics
Edited by: Habib Ahmed. IDB ITRI, 167 pages
Contents:
1. Conseptual and shari’ah related contributions
• The Scientific approach to isalmic economics: Philosophy,
Theoritical constuction and applicability. By. Abdulrahman Yousri
Ahmed.
• Fiqh foundations of the theory of islamic economics: a survey of
selected contemporary writings on economics relevant subjects of
fiqh. By. M Fahim Khan
2. Analytical anda theoritical contributions
• Transactions in conventional and islamic economies: a comparison.
By. Mabid ali al-jarhi.
• Individual, society, and social choice in Islamic Thought. By. Said
Hallaq
• Analytical tools of islamic economics: a modified marginalist
approach. By. Habib Ahmed.
• On determining the moral hazard and adverse selection in the
islmic firm. By. Ken Baldwin, Humayon A dar, and John R
Presley.
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• Portfolio Choices and assets pricing in islamic framework. By.
Zamir Iqbal.
Jurnal Ekonomi Syariah (J 070)
1. Pricing asset backed islamic financial instruments. By. Muhammed Shahid
Ebrahim (Brunei).
2. Shariah compliant project finance: an overview, including structures. By.
Michael J.T McMillen (USA)
3. Corporate governance in institutions offering islamic financial service:
Issues and options. By. Wafik Grais and Matteo Pellegrini.
4. Challenges facing Islamic financial Industry. By. Zamir Iqbal (USA)
5. Commodity Murabahah Programme (CMP): an innovative approach to
liquidity management. By. Asyraf Wajdi Dusuki (Malaysia).
6. Riba and islamic Banking. By. Abu umar Faruq ahmad (Australia) and M
Kabir Hassan (USA).
Jurnal Ekonomi Syariah (J071) 1. Optimal sharing contracts. By. Sami i al suwailem.
2. Islamic banking in Brunei and the future role of centre for islamic banking,
finance and management (CIBFM). By. Hjh Salma Hj Abdul Latif
(Brunei).
3. The Attitude of bank customers and profesional bankers towards islamic
and conventional banks in Banladesh. By. Mahmood Ahmad
(Bangladesh).
4. Financial distress and bank failure: relevance for islamic banks. By.
Salman syed Ali
5. Islamic banking and finance: Philosophical underpinnings. By. Mabid Ali
al-jarhi
6. Option contracts and the principles of sale of rights in shariah. By.
Mohammed Burhan Arbouna (Bahrain).
7. The case against interest: is it compelling?. By. M. Umer Chapra.
8. Legal aspects of islamic project finance and asset securitization in
Indonesia: a vehicle for the development of islamic banking. By. Reza
Adirahman Djojosugito
9. Islamic Bonds: Indonesian experience. By. Cecep maskanul Hakim
(Indonesia)
10. Equity fund’s islamic screening: effects on its financial performance. By.
Abul hassan and Antonios Antoniou (UK)
11. Succes factors of Islamic banks: an empirical study. By. Monzer Kahf
12. Unresolved issues in Islamic banking and finance: deposit mobilization.
By. Sayyid Tahir (Pakistan)
13. Legal aspects of islamic banking: Malaysian experience. By. Norhashimah
Mohd. Yasin (Malaysia).
Jurnal Ekonomi Syariah (J072)
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1. Determinants of islamic bank profitability. By. Sudin Haron.
2. Profitability determinants of Islamic bank: a cointegration approach. By.
Sudin Haron and Wan Nursofiza wan azmi.
3. Determinants of islamic and conventional deposits in the Malaysian
banking system. By. Sudin haron and Wan Nursofiza wan azmi.
4. The Canging face of Islamic Banking. By. Sudin haron
5. Creating an effective and efficient regulatory framework for the islamic
capital market. By. Wan Nursofiza wan azmi.
6. Towards developing a successfull islamic financial system: a lesson from
Malaysia. By. Sudin haron.
7. Adopting and measuring customer service quality in islamic banks: a case
study of bank islam malaysia Berhard. By. Shahril Shafie and wan
nursofiza wan azmi and Sudin Haron.
8. Marketing strategy of islamic banks: a lesson from Malaysia. By. Sudin
haron and Wan Nursofiza wan azmi.
Jurnal Ekonomi Syariah (J073)
1. Islamic Instruments for managing liquidity. By. Yahia Abdul Rahman
2. Derivative instruments and Islamic Finance: Some thougts for a
reconsideration. By. Obiyathullah Ismath Bacha.
3. Islamic finance: a western perspective. By. Humayon A Dar and John R
Presley.
4. What shariah experts say, Futures, options and swaps.
5. Towards a lariba (islamic) mortgage financing in the United States
providing an alternative to traditional mortgages. By. Yahia K
Abdulrahman and Abdullah S Tug.
6. The Aplication of bay al inah and bay al dayn in Malaysia islamic bonds:
an Islamic analysis. By. Saiful Azhar Rosly and Mahmood M Sanusi.
7. Islamic Bussiness contracts, agency problem and the theory of the Islamic
firm. By. Md Abdul Awwal Sarker.
8. Financial modernization in 21st century and challenge for islamic banking.
By. M Fahim Khan.
9. The Performance of Malaysian Islamic bank during 1984-1997: an
exploratory study. By. Abdus samad and M Kabir hassan.
10. Islamic banking in Bangladesh: Performance, problems & prospects. By.
Md Abdul Awwal Sarker.
Jurnal Ekonomi Syariah (J 074)
1. Global need for a new economic concept: Islamic Economics. By. Saima
Akbar Ahmed
2. Islamic Banking in Bangladesh: a case study of IBBL. By: Mohammed
Nurul Alam.
3. The Effects of conventional interest rates and rate of profit on fund
deposited with islamic banking system in Malaysia. By: Sudin Haron and
Norafifah Ahmad.
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4. Economic rationale for the state collection of zakah. By. Zafar Iqbal.
5. Modeling monetary stability under dual banking system: the case of
Malaysia. By. Ahmed Kaleem.
6. Regulation of islamic banking in bangladesh: role of bangladesh bank. By.
Abdul Awwal Sarker.
7. Lack of Profit loss sharing in Islamic baking: management and control
imbalances. By. Humayon A Dar and John R Presley.
8. Natured by ”Kufr” : The western philosophical assumptions underlying
conventional (anglo-american) accounting. By. Shahul hameed mohamed
Ibrahim.
9. The offshore services industry in the caribbean: a conceptual and sub
regional analysis. By. Nand C bardouille.
10. The role of khiyar al-’ayb in al;bay’ bithaman ajil financing. By. Saiful
azhar rosly, Mahmood sanusi and Norhashimah Mohd Yasin.
Jurnal Ekonomi Syariah (Kode J075) 1. A study on islamic banking education and strategy for the new millenium,
malaysian experience. By. Abdul halim abdul hamid and Norizaton Azmin
Mohd Nordin
2. Sources of law affecting ”takaful”(Islamic Insurace). By. Mohd Ma’sum
Billah.
3. Banking regulations and islamic bank in India: Status and Issues. By. M.Y
Khan.
4. The Islamic bonds market: possibilities and challenges. By. Muhammad al
bashir muhammad al amine.
5. Takaful (Islamic Inssurance) premium: a suggested regulatory framework.
By. Mohd Ma’sum Billah.
6. Adopting and measuring customer service quality (SQ) in islamic banks: a
case study in Kuwait finance house. By. Abdul Qawi Othman and Lynn
Owen.
7. Beneficiaries in family takaful in the global context. By. Mohd Ma’sum
Billah.
8. Profit and loss sharing ratios a holistic approach to corporate finance. By.
Zafar Iqbal.
9. Ethics and efficiency in Islamic stock markets. By. Mohammed
Obaidullah.
10. The role of rate of return on loans in the islamic banking system of iran.
By. Seyed Nezamaddin Makiyan.
Jurnal Ekonomi Syariah (J076) 1. Financial contracting in currency markets: an Islamic Evaluation. By.
Mohammed Obaidullah.
2. Perceptions of Malaysian corporate customers toward islamic banking
products & services. By. Norafifah Ahmad and Sudin Haron.
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3. Islamic risk mnagement: towards greater ethics and efficiency. By.
Mohammed Obaidullah.
4. The multi dimensionality of carter model to measure customer service
quality (SQ) in islamic banking industry: a study in Kuwait finance house.
5. Legal capasity to contract of takaful: an islamic Jurisprudential
consideration. By. Mohd ma’sum Billah
6. Islamic antecedents financial accountability. By. Athar Murtuza.
7. Modeling an exit strategy for islamic venture capital finance. By.
Tariqullah Khan and Boulem bendjilali.
8. Islamic banks’ profitability in an interest rate cycle. By. Anouar Hassoune.
9. Imperatives of financial innovation for Islamic banks. By. Abdullah M
Noman.
10. Islamic justification of derivative instruments. By. Ali Salehabadi and
Mohammad Aram.
Jurnal Ekonomi Syariah (J 077) 1. Accounting regulatory issues on investment in Islamic bonds. By. Abdul
rahim abdul rahman
2. Causal relationship between islamic and conventional banking instruments
in Malaysia. By. Ahmad kaleem and mansor md Isa
3. Islamic fianance: a western perspective – revisited. By. Mohammad Ziaul
Hoque and Masudul Alam Choudhury.
4. Tribute (kharaj) as a tax on land in Islam. By. M Zarra Nezhad.
5. Evolution of euro: Lessons for muslim countries. By. Muhammad Anwar.
6. Islamic banking in Thailand: prospects and challenges. By. Sudin haron
and Kumajdi yamirudeng.
7. An exploratory study of ijarah accounting practices in Malaysian financial
institutions. By. Ros Aniza Mohd Shariff and Abdul rahim abdul rahman.
8. Conventional versus islamic finance: student knowledge and perception in
the united Arab emirates. By. Jorg Bley and Kermit Kuehn.
9. A proposed introduction of Islamic bank in India. By. Omar Khan.
Jurnal Ekonomi Syariah (Kode J078) 1. Theory of Fiscal policy in an Islamic state. By. F.R Faridi (Saudi Arabia)
2. Theory of profit: The Islamic viewpoint. By. Zubair (India)
3. Macro consumption function in an Islamic Framework. By. M Fahim
Khan (Saudi Arabia)
4. Islamic jurisprudence and environmental planning. By. Othman abd ar
rahman llewellyn (Saudi Arabia)
5. A macro model of distributon in an islamic economy. By. Ausaf ahmad
(Saudi Arabia)
6. Islamic vis a vis traditional banking a ’fuzzy set” approach. By. Said s
martan, Anwar A.H Jabarti, A.F Abdul Fattah and H Sofrata (Saudi
Arabia)
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7. The role of the stock exchange in an Islamic economy. By. Mokhtar M
Metwally (Saudi Arabia)
8. Towards an Isalmic macro model of distribution; a comparative approach.
By. Mabid Ali al jarhi (UEA)
9. Toward a definition of islamic economics: some scientific considerations.
By. Muhammad Arif (USA)
10. Interest free banking. By. Mohammad Uzair
Jurnal Ekonomi Syariah (J 079) 1. Macro consumption function in an islamic framework, By. M Fahim
Khan. Comments: Zubair Hasan (India)
2. Indexation – an Islamic evaluation. By. S.M Hasanuz Zaman
3. Ibn Taimiyah’s concept of market mechanism. By. Abdul azim Islahi
(Saudi Arabia)
4. Islamic economics: a note on methodology. By. Shahrukh rafi khan
(Islamabad)
5. Macro consumtion function in an Islamic framework, by. M Fahim Khan.
Comments: S Iqbal mahdi (USA)
6. Towards an islamic macro model of distributon: a comparation approach.
By. Mahid Ali Al jarhi. Comments: K.A Naqvi (India)
7. Islamic Economics – annotated sources in English and Urdu. By.
Muhammad Akran Khan (UK)
8. Towards an interest free islamic economi system. By. Waqar masood khan
(Pakistan)
9. The financial system and monetary policy in an isalmic economy. By.
Mohsin S khan and Abbas Mirakhor
10. Tax farming and resource allocation in past islamic societies. By. Murat
Cizakca (Turkey)
Jurnal Ekonomi Syariah (J 080)
1. ROLE OF BOOTY IN THE ECONOMY DURING THE PROPHET’S
TIME. BY. Muhammadh Yasin Mazhar siddiqi (India)
2. Profitability os Islamic PLS banks competing with interest banks: problem
and prospects. By. Volker Nienhaus. Comments: Shahrukh Rafi Khan
(Pakistan)
3. Towards abolishing the rate of interest in contemporary Islamic societies.
By. Mukhtar M Metwally (Australia)
4. Factors of production and factor markets in Islamic framework. By. M
Fahim Khan (Paskistan)
5. The Humanomic structure of Islamic economic theory: a critical review of
literature in Normative and positive economics. By. Masudul Alam
Choudhury
6. Mudarabah in non trade operations. By. S M Hasanuz zaman (Pakistan)
7. Zakah, Moderation and aggregate consumtion in an Islamic economy. By.
Munawar Iqbal. Comments: Zubair Hasan (Malaysia)
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8. Zakah, Moderation and aggregate consumtion in an Islamic economy. By.
Munawar Iqbal. Comments: M Fahim Khan (Pakistan)
9. Towards a just monetary system. By. Umer Chapra. Reviewed by: John R
Presley and A.J Westaway.
10. A qur’anic model for a universal economic theory. By. Mohammad E
Biraima (Sudan)
Jurnal Ekonomi Syariah (J 081) 1. An agenda for muslim economists: a historico-inductive approach. By:
Salim Rashid (USA)
2. Access to finance and collaterals: Islamic Versus western banking. By:
Abdel Hamid Abdouli
3. An historical approach to islamic pricing policy: a research on the
Ottoman price system and its application. By: Orhan Oguz and Ahmed
Tabakoglu (Turkey)
4. Distributive justice and need fulfillment in an islamic economy. By:
Munawar iqbal. Reviewed by: M Ali Khan (USA)
5. Unlawful gain and legitimate profit in islamic law: riba, gharar and Islamic
banking. By: Nabil A saleh. Reviewed by: S.M Hasanuzzaman (Pakistan)
6. Debt and equity in a primary financial market: a theory with Islamic
implications. By: Seif I tag el-din (saudi arabia)
7. Impact of Islamic modes of finance on monetary expansion. By:
Muhammad nejatullah siddiqi (Saudi Arabia)
8. Theoretical studies in islamic banking and finance. By: Mohsin S Khan
and Abbas Mirakhor. Reviewed by: M Ali Khan.
9. Equilibrium in a non-interest open economy. By: Abbas Mirakhor.
10. Central banking in an interest free banking system. By: Hamid Zangeneh
and Ahmad Salam.
Jurnal Ekonomi Syariah (J082)
1. Towards anolishing the rate of interest in contemporary islamic societies.
By: Mukhtar M Metwally. Comments: Ali F Darrat
2. A qur’anic model for a universal economic theory. By: M.E Biraima.
Comments: Masudul Alam Choudhury.
3. A qur’anic model for a universal economic theory. By: M.E Biraima.
Comments: Abul Hassan M Sadiq
4. Monetary management in an islamic economy. By: Mohsin S Khan and
Abbas mirakhor.
5. Role of booty in the economy during the prophet’s time. By: M Yasin
mazhar siddiqui. Comments: Akram Diya’ al ’umari
6. Factors of production and factor markets in Islamic framework. By: M
fahim Khan. Comments: Muhammad Akram Khan (Pakistan)
7. The economics of money and banking: a thoretical and empirical study of
islamic interest free banking. By: Mosad Zineldin. Reviewed by:
Muhammed Nejatullah Siddiqi.
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8. Performance and risk analysis of islamic banks: the case of Bahrain
Islamic Bank. By: Seref Turen.
9. Distribution in macroeconomic framework: an islamic perspective. By: M
Fahim Khan. Reviewed: Shamsher Ali
10. Theory and practice of islamic development cooperation. By: Masudul
Alam Chowdhury. Reviewed by: Abulhasan M Sadeq (bangladesh).
Jurnal Ekonomi Syariah (J 083) 1. Reciprocal Loans. By: Rafic Yunes Al Masri (Saudi Arabia)
2. Reciprocal Loans. By: Saad Bin Hamdan al ihyani (Saudi Arabia)
3. Economics, Ethics and religion: jewish, cristian and muslim economic
thought. By: Rodney Wilson. Reviewed by: Syed Nawab Haider Naqvi.
4. Sharia compatible futures. By: Abdul Rahim al saati (saudi arabia)
5. The stock exchange from an islamic Perspective. By: Seif I Tag el din
(saudi Arabia)
6. Financial engineerung for Islamic banks: the option approach. By: Hssein
Kotby. Reviewed by: Sami al suwailem.
7. Conventional growth policy and the forgotten potential resource: a case for
the ethical economic resource. By: Seif el din ibrahim tag al din (Saudi
Arabia)
8. Development and finance in islam and Financing economic development:
Islamic and mainstream. Reviewed by: Mhammed Shahid Ibrahim.
9. An Introduction to islamic Finance. Editors: Sheikh Ghazali sheikh abod,
syed omar syed agil, and aidit hj ghazali. Reviewed by: Tariqllah Khan
(Saudi Arabia)
10. Price control in an Islamic Economy. By: Mhammad Lawal Ahmad bashar
(Nigeria)
Jurnal Ekonomi Syariah (J 084) 1. Venture capital: a potential model of msharakah. By: Sami al swailem
(Saudi Arabia)
2. A comparative stdy of islamic banking practices. By: Sudin Haron
(Malaysia)
3. Monetary management in an Islamic economy. By: Mohsin S Khan and
Abbas Mirakhor. Comments: Amir Kia (Canada)
4. Performance and risk analysis of islamic banks: the case of bahrain islamic
bank. By: Seref Turen. Comments: Imtiaz uddin ahmad.
5. Essays in Islamic Economic Analysis.Editor: F.R Faridi. Reviewed by:
Seif el din I. Tag el din (Saudi Arabia)
6. Economic concepts of Ibn Taimiyah. By: Abdul Azim Islahi (UK).
Reviewed by: Mohammed Hamid Abdallah (Saudi Arabia)
7. Financial options in Islamic contracts: potensial tools for risk management.
By: Mohammed Obaidullah (India)
8. Place for an expenditure tax in the Islamic Fiscal system. By: Sayed Afzal
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9. Characterizing the stock exchange from an islamic perspective. By: Seif al
din Ibrahim tag el din. Comments: Mohammed Akacem (USA)
10. Arab Islamic banking an the renewal of Islamic law. By: Nicholas Dylan
Ray. Reviewed by: Mohammed Hashim Kamali (Malaysia)
Jurnal Ekonomi Syariah (J 085)
1. Teaching economics in islamic Perspective. By: Muhammad Nejatullah
siddiqi. Reviewed by: Amir Kia (Canada)
2. Modeling monetary control in an interest free economy. By: Ali F Darrat
and Abdel Hameed M Bashir (USA)
3. Regulation in the islamic Political economy: Comparative perspectives.
By: Masudul Alam Choudhury
4. Characterizing the stock-exchange from an islamic perspective. By:
Seifuddin I Tag el din. Comments: Mohammed Obaidullah (India)
5. Islamic law of bsiness organization partnerships, islamabad. By: Imran
Ahsan Khan Nyazee.Reviewed by: Mohammed Hashim Kamali
(Malaysia)
6. The economic relevance of sharia maxims (al qawaid al fiqhiyah). By:
S.M Hasanuzzaman Reviewed by: Shamsher Ali (Astralia).
7. A suggested methodology for the political economy of Islam. By: Shamim
Ahmad siddiqi (Brunei)
8. Speculative activities, efficiency and normative stock exchange. By: Amir
Kia (USA)
9. Conventional growth policy and the forgotten potensial resources: a case
for the ethical economic resource. By: Seifuddin I Tag el Din. Comments:
Syed Nawab Haider Naqvi and Asgar Qadir (Pakistan)
10. Venture capital: a potential model of musharakah. By: Sami al suwailem.
Comments: Amir Kia (USA)
Jurnal Ekonomi Syariah (J086)
1. Towards an islamic model of stock market. By: Seif el din i taj el din (UK)
2. The binding unilateral promise (wa’d) in Islamic banking operations: is it
permissible for a unilateral promise (wa’d) to be binding as an alternative
to a proscribed contract?. By: Rafic yuns al masri (Sadi Arabia)
3. Islamization of economics: the concept and methodology. By: Muhammad
anas zarqa (Kuwait)
4. Guaranteeing investment deposits in Islamic banking system. By:
Muhammad Fahim Khan (Saudi Arabia)
5. The mediterranean tradition in economic thought. By: Louis Baeck.
Reviewed by: Abdl azim islahi (Saudi Arabia)
6. The Permissible gharar (risk) in classical Islamic Jurisprudence. By: Abdul
Rahim al saati (King Abdul Aziz University, Saudi Arabia)
7. Guarantee by the Islamic bank of the investment deposit. By: Mohammad
ali el gari (King Abdl Aziz University, Saudi Arabia)
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8. The islamic Gold Dinar. By: Ahamed Kameel Mydin Meera. Reviewed
by: Mohammed Obaidullah (King Abdul Aziz University)
9. An early warning system for islamic banks performance. By: Mahmood H
al osaimy and Ahmed S Bamakhramah (King Abdul Aziz University)
10. Collateral (al rahn) as practiced by muslim funds of north India. By: Javed
Ahmed Khan (Jamia Millia Islamia new delhi, India), and Shariq Nisar
(Aligarh Muslim University, India)
Jurnal Ekonomi Syariah (J087) 1. Are all forms of interest prohibited?. By: Rafic yunus al masri (King
Abdul Aziz university, Saudi Arabia)
2. Islamic banking and finance: Theory and practice. By: Muhammad Ayub
(state bank of Pakistan). Reviewed by: Mohammaed Obaidullah (King
Abdul Aziz University, Saudi Arabia)
3. Zakah on stocks: some unsettled issues. By : Abdl azim islahi (King Abdul
aziz university, Saudi Arabia)
4. Zakah: is it imposable on income or on capital? By: rafic Yunus al masri
(King Abdul aziz University)
5. Islamic banking and interest: a stdy of prohibition of interest and its
contemporary interpretation. By: Abdullah Saeed (Leiden). Reviewed:
Rafic Yunus al masri (King Abdul Aziz University)
6. Towards self enforcing islamic tax system: an alternative to current
approaches. By: Sayed afzal peerzade (karnataka state women university,
Bijapur, india)
7. Islamic economics and the environment: material flow analysis in society-
nature interrelationships. By: Abul Hassan (markfield Institute, UK)
8. On Islam’s attitude towards sustainable development. Comment by: saiyed
F Al Khouli (King Abdul Aziz University, Saudi Arabia)
9. Zakah on stocks: some unsettled issues. By: Abdul azim islahi and M
Obaidullah. Comment by: Muhammad Akram Khan (MONUC, Kinhasa,
Congo)
10. Economic development in the middle east. By: Rodney Wilson. Reviewed
by: Abdelkader chachi (King Abdul Aziz University)
Jurnal Ekonomi Syariah (J 088) 1. Origin and development of commercial and Islamic banking operations. By:
Abdelkader chachi (king Abdul Aziz University)
2. Treatment of consumption in islamic economics: an appraisal. By: Zubair Hasan
(International Islamic university of Malaysia)
3. Towards a new paradigm for economics. By: Asad Zaman (International Islamic
University Islamabad, Pakistan)
4. On the experience of Islamic Agricultural finance in Sudan: Challenges and
sustainability. By: Adam B Elheraika (IDB). Reviewed by: Ahmed S
Bamakhramah (King Abdl Aziz University, Saudi)
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5. Sustainable development from an Islamic perspective: Meaning, implication, and
Policy concerns. By: Zubair Hasan (International Islamic University of Malaysia)
6. Must money be limited to only gold and silver?: a survey of fiqhi opinions and
some implications. By: Muhammad Aslam Haneef (IIU Malaysia) and Emad
Rafiq Barakat (Islamic economics and Banking Yarmouk university, Jordan)
7. Thirty years of Islamic banking: History, Performance and prospects. By:
Munawar Iqbal and Molynex. Reviewed by: Abdelkader Chachi (King Abdul
Aziz University, jeddah)
8. a shari’ah analysis of isses in Islamic Leasing. By : Mohammad Hashim Kamali
(IIU Malaysia)
9. a comparative study of zakah and modern taxation. By: Nur Barizah Abu Bakar
and Abdul Rahim Abdul Rahman (IIU Malaysia)
10. Speculation between Proponents and opponents. By: Rafic Yunus al masri (King
Abdul Aziz university, jeddah)
Jurnal Ekonomi Syariah (J 089) 1. Towards a new paradigm for economics. By: Asad Zaman. Comment by:
Mohammad Nejatullah Siddiqi.
2. Towards a new paradigm for economics. By: Asad Zaman. Comment by:
Masdul Alam Chouduhry
3. Towards a new paradigm for economics. By: Asad Zaman. Comment by:
Seif el din tag el din (Markfield institute of higher education, UK)
4. Towards a new paradigm for economics. By: Asad Zaman. Comment by:
M Fahim Khan (IDB, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia)
5. Response to comments on: Towards a new paradigm for economics. By:
Asad Zaman. Rejoinder by: Asad Zaman (IIU Islamabad, Pakistan)
6. Islamic financial services. By: Mohammed Obaidllah. Reviewed by:
Javaid Akhter (Aligarh Muslim university, India)
7. A survey on the objective of the firm and models of producer behavior in
the islamic framework. By: Selamah Abdullah Yusof and Ruzita
Mohammad Amin.
8. Stock Market volatility transmission in Malaysia: Islamic versus
conventional stock market. By: Rosylin Mohd. Yusof and M Shabri Abd
Majid.
9. Labour as a source of value and capital formation: Ibn Khaldun, Ricardo,
and marx – a comparison. By: Zubair Hasan (IIU Malaysia)
10. Contributions of muslim scholars to economic thought and analysis. By:
Abdul Azim Islahi. Reviewed by: M Kabir Hassan ( University of new
orleans, USA)
Buku Ekonomi Syariah (B090)
Judul : Institutional setting of Islamic economic order: a comparative analysis
of economic processes. By: Muhammad Abdul Mannan
Printed at King Abdulaziz University press, 1981. 28 pages.
Contents:
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1. Setting of problem and objectives
2. Underlying assumtions and economic philosophy
3. Productive and distributive processes: use and international aspects
4. Productive and distributive processes: humane and international aspects
5. Consumption process: an integrated view
6. A summarised view
7. conclusion
Jurnal Ekonomi Syariah (J091) 1. Identifikasi masalah rendahnya pembiayaan bagi hasil di perbankan syariah
Indonesia, Ascarya, 2004
2. Mencari solusi pembiayaan bagi hasil perbankan syariah, Ascarya, 2004
3. Ekonomi syraiah terbit dari Timur, Ascarya dan Diana Yumanita, 2004
4. Dominasi pembiayaan non bagi hasil di perbankan syariah Indonesa: masalah
dan alternatif solusi, Ascarya, dkk. PPSK Working paper series, 2004
5. Strategi pengembangan lembaga keuangan syariah di Indonesia, Ascarya,
Proceeding seminar Nasional, 2005
6. Comparing Islamic Banking development in Malaysia and Indonesia: lessons
for instruments development, Ascarya, paper periodic discussion, 2006
Jurnal Ekonomi Syariah (J 092)
1. The lack of profit and loss sharing financing in Indonesian Islamic bank:
problem and alternatif solutions, Ascarya and Diana Yumanita, paper
presentasi, 2006
2. Strategi pengembangan bank syariah di Indonesia melalui office channeling,
Ascarya, makalah lomba tulis perbankan syariah, 2006
3. Mengukur efisiensi bank syariah di Indonesia dengan data envelopment
Analysis. Diana Yumanita, Ascarya, makalah seminar nasional, 2006
4. Pemetaan potensi perbankan syariah di Indonesia dan strategi
pengembangannya, Ascarya, Tazkia islamic finance and bussiness review,
2007
5. Comparing the efficiency of Islamic bank in Malaysia and Indonesia, Ascarya,
paper presented at IIUM, 2007
6. Redefine micro, small, and medium entreprises classification and the potency
of baitul maal wa tamwiel as intermediary institutions in Indonesia, Ascarya,
paper presented at Brunei, 2007
7. Optimum monetary policy under dual financial/banking system, Ascarya,
proceeding at Malaysia, 2007
8. The compettiveness of islamic bank within indonesian dual banking system,
Ascarya, procedding at Malaysia, 2007
Jurnal Ekonomi Syariah (J 093) 1. Comparing the Efficiency of Islamic anda Conventional banks in Malaysia
and Indonesia, Ascarya, working paper BI, 2006
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2. The profile of micro, small and medium enterprises in Indonesia and the
strategy to enhance islamic financial services through baitul maal wa tamwiel,
Ascarya, proceding at Malaysia, 2007
3. Comparing the development of Islamic financial/bond market in Malaysia and
Indonesia, Ascarya, 2007
4. Measuring the competitiveness of islamic banking in Indonesia, Ascarya.
5. Measuring the competitiveness of islamic banking in Indonesian dual banking
system, Ascarya, tazkia islamic finance and business review, 2007
6. Menuju sinergi optimal kebijakan moneter dalam sistem keuangan/perbankan
ganda, Ascarya, JEBI, 2008
7. Perilaku agregat moneter dalam sistem keuangan/perbankan ganda di
Indonesia, heni Hansah dkk, JEBI, 2008
8. Comparing the development of Islamic financial/bond markets in malaysia
and Indonesia, Ascarya, IRTI Islamic capital, 2008
9. Stabilitas moneter pada sistem keuangan/perbankan ganda di Indonesia, Heni
Hasanah dkk, 2008
10. Mencari bentuk sinergi optimal sistem keuangan konvensional dan sistem
keuangan islam, Ascarya, ISEI, 2008.
Jurnal Ekonomi syariah (J094)
1. Demand for money and monetary stability under dual financial system in
Indonesia, Ascarya dkk, 2008
2. The competitiveness of islamic banks within indonesian dual banking system,
ascarya, 2008
3. Towards integrated monetary policy under dual financial system: interest
system vs. Profit and loss sharing system, Ascarya, dkk, 2008
4. Permintaan uang dan stabilitas moneter dalam sistem keuangan ganda di
Indonesia, Ascarya, dkk, 2008.
5. Measuring the efficiency of islamic bank in Indonesia and Malaysia using
parametric and nonparametric approaches, ascarya dkk, 2008.
6. Comparing the efficiency of conventional and islamic banks in Indonesia
using paramtric and nonparamatric approaches, Ascarya, dkk, 2008.
7. Analisis efisiensi perbankan syariah di Indonesia, diana yumanita, laporan
hasil penelitian, 2005.
8. Sinergi sistem keuangan konvensional dan sistem keuangan Islam, ascarya,
dkk, 2006
Buku Ekonomi Syariah (B 095)
Judul: Akad dan produk bank syariah: konsep dan praktek di beberapa negara.
Penulis; Ascarya, 2006. 256 halaman.
Isi: Bab 1. Pendahuluan. Bab 2. Konsep dasar keuangan Islam. Bab 3. Akan bank
syariah. Bab 4. Produk bank syariah. Bab 5. Akad dan produk bank syariah di Sudan.
Bab 6. Akad dan produk bank syariah di Pakistan. Bab 7. Akad dan produk bank
syariah di Malaysia. Bab 8. Akad dan produk bank syariah di Indonesia. Bab 9.
Penutup.
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Bahan Ajar Ekonomi Syariah (BA 096) 1. Penghimpunan dana bank syariah, Ascarya, 52 halaman.2005
2. Penyaluran dana bank syariah, Ascarya, 74 halaman, 2005
3. Sistem keuangan dan moneter Islam, Ascarya, 68 halaman, 2007.
Executive Summary Ekonomi Syariah (ES 097 )
1. The research result map of potency, preference and community attitude to the
Islamic bank, Direktorat perbankan syariah BI, 2005
2. Judul diatas juga tersedia dalam bahasa Indonesia.
Laporan Akhir Ekonomi Syariah (LA 098) Judul: Pemetaan hasil-hasil penelitian potensi, preferensi dan perilaku masyarakat
terhadap bank syariah, direktorat perbankan syariah BI, 2005, 145 halaman.
Isi: bab 1. Pendahuluan. Bab2. Tinjauan pustaka. Bab 3. Metode penelitian. Bab 4.
Revies hasil penelitian terdahulu tentang potensi dan preferensi perbankan syariah.
Bab 5. Persepsi dan preferensi masyarkat terhadap bank syariah dari 10 penelitian.
Bab 6. Faktor penentu adopsi bank syariah secara individual dan penentu potensi
wilayah. Bab 7. Potensi pengembangan bank syariah di Indonesia. Bab 8.
Pengembangan perangkat lunak peta potensi pengembangan bank syariah di
Indonesia. Bab 9. Kesimpulan dan saran.
Jurnal Ekonomi Syariah, (J 099) 1. Optimal sharing contract, by. Sami I al Suwailem, 2003
2. Islamic banking in Brunei and the future role of centre for Islamic banking,
finance and management (CIBFM). By. Hj Salma Hj Abdul latif.
3. The Attitude of bank customers and professional bankers towards Islamic and
conventional banks in Bangladesh. By. Mahmood Ahmad.
4. Financial distress and bank failure: Relevance for Islamic banks. By: Salman
Syed Ali
5. Islamic banking and finance: Philosophical underpinnings. By: Mabid Ali Al-
Jarhi.
6. Option contracts and the principles of sale of right in Shariah. By: Mohammed
Burhan arbouna
7. The case against interest: Is it compelling?. By: M. Umer Chapra.
8. Legal aspects of Islamic project finance anda asset securitization in Indonesia:
a vehicle for the development of Islamic Banking. By: Reza Adirahman
Djojosugito.
9. Islamic Bonds: Indonesian experience. By: Cecep Maskanul Hakim.
10. Equity fund’s Islamic screening: effects on its financial performance. By:Abul
Hassan and Antonios Antoniou.
Jurnal Ekonomi Syariah (J 100)
1. Succes factors of Islamic banks: an empirical study. By:Monzer Kahf
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2. Unresolved Issues in Islamic banking and finance: deposit mobilization. By:
sayyid Tahir.
3. Legal aspects of Islamic banking: Malaysian experience. By: Norhashimah
Mohd. Yasin.
Jurnal Ekonomi Syariah, Tema: Produk dan struktur keuangan syariah (J 101)
1. Financial guarantee as innovation tool in Islamic project finance, by: M Kabir
Hasan, 2006.
2. Managing financial risks of sukuk structures, Ali Arsalan Tariq, Tesis di
Loughborough University UK, 2004, 86 halaman
3. Profit sharingversus interest taking in the kadlorpasinetti theory of income and
profit distribution. By: Usamah A Uthman, 2006
4. Operational structure for Islamic Equity finance, lesson from venture capital,
by: habib Ahmad, Research paper no. 69, IDB, 2005.
5. On experience of Islamic agricultural finance in Sudan: Challenges anda
sustainability. Adam b Elhiraika, Research paper no. 63, IDB, 2003
6. Mudarabah and the Pakiztan perspective, by: Tanzilur Rahman.
7. Salam and istisna, by: maulana Taqi usmani.
8. Islamic credit card. By: Adil Manzoor Bakhsi, Tesis di Universitas Salford
UK, 2006.
9. Venture capital: a potensial model of musharakah.by: Sami al suwailem, 1998
Jurnal Ekonomi Syariah (J 102)
1. The Contemporary economic challenges and Islam. By: Khalid Rahman, 2002.
2. Islam, Globalization, and economic performance in the middle east. By:
marcus Noland and Howard Pack, 2004.
3. Religion, culture and economic performance. By: Marcus Noland.
4. Economics, Ethics and religion: jewish, Christian and Muslim economics
Thought. By: Rodney Wilson, 1997.
5. Sharia Compatible futures. By: Abdul rahim al-saati, 2002.
6. On the design and efficiency of a participating growth bill (musyarakah bills).
By: M Sahid Ebrahim and Abdel Hameed M Bashir, 1999.
7. Methods of Islamic home finance in USA. By: Abdulkader Thomas, 2001.
8. The application of bay al inah and bay al dayn in Malaysian Islamic bonds: an
Islamic Analysis. By: Saiful Azhar Rosly and Mahmood M Sanusi.
9. Qard al-hasana, wadiah/amanah and bank deposits: applications and
misapplications of some concepts in Islamic banking. By: Mohammad Omar
Farooq.
Jurnal Ekonomi Syariah (J 103) 1. Profit and loss sharing, Book review.By: Burki, 1999
2. The influence of Islam on bank financial reporting. By: Kamel Naser, 1997
3. A Brief note on the Islamic financial system. By: Muhammad Loqman, 1999
4. Islamic economics: the emergence of new paradigm. By: John R Presley, 1994
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5. Economic consequences of applying Islamic principles in muslim societies.
By: M.M Metwally
6. Religious Texts, moral prescriptions and economy: The case of interest. By:
James B Sauer, et all, 1999
7. The framework and concept of Islamic interest free banking. By: Sudin Haron,
1995.
8. Adapting mudarabah financing to contemporary realities: a proposed financing
structure. By: Obiyathulla ismath bacha, 1996.
9. The effects of management policy on the performance of Islamic bank. By:
Sudin Haron, 1996.
10. Islamic and neo Confucian perspectives on the new traditional economy. By: J
barkley Rosser, Jr. 1998
Jurnal Ekonomi Syariah (J 104)
1. Islamic banks and investment financing. By: rajesh K Aggarwal, 2000
2. Normative issues relating to trade and development in the OIC membership in
the lisght of Islamic political economy. By: Masudul Alam Choudhury, 2002.
3. Performance of Islamic anda mainstream bank in Malaysia. By: Saiful azhar
rosly, 2003.
4. Religion still matter. By: Brooks B Hull, 2000.
5. The pricing of an Islamic convertible mortgage for infrastructure project
financing. By: Muhammaed shahid ebrahim, 2002
6. The fate os Islamic science between the eleventh and sicteenth centuries: a
comprehensive review of scholarship from ibn khaldun to the present. By:
Mohammad Abdalla, 2004.
7. An epistemological approach to evaluating a financial index of profitability
and wellbeing; the case of Islamic instrument in national commercial bank,
Saudi Arabia. By: Masudul Alam Choudhury, 2001
8. Islamic banking the feasibility of establishing an Islamic bank in the united
states. By: f Michael taylor, 2003
9. Property right, institutions and economic development; an Islamic prespective,
2002.
10. Application of Islamic economic system in a contemporary economy: an
illustration with poverty and inequity in the USA. By: Mohammed Sharif,
2003
Jurnal Ekonomi Syariah (J 105)
1. Developing economy banking: the case of Islamic bank. By: farhad F
Ghannadian, 2004
2. Toward a money demand model for an Islamic Economy: the case of GCC
and some selected muslim countries. By: Yousef A al zamel, 2006
3. Problems and challenges facing the Islamic banking system in the west: the
case of the UK. By: Yusuf karbhari, et all, 2004
4. The controversy over time calue of money among contemporary muslim
economist. By: shamin ahmad siddiqui, 2006
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5. Part 1: seigniorage of fiat money anda the maqasid al shariah: the
unattainableness of themaqasid. By: Ahmed kameel mydin meera and moussa
larbani, 2006.
6. Debate over interest: Islamic perspective. By: Mohammad afzal.
7. Globalization at crossroads of warfare, revolution, and universalization; the
Islamic panacea, stratagem and policy instruments. By: Muhammad iqbal
anjum, 2005.
Jurnal Ekonomi Syariah (J 106) 1. Islamic finance, law and practice. Edited by Craig R Nethercott et all, 2012
2. Islamic banking in Pakistan; a history of emergent accountability and
regulation. By: Huassain G Rammal and Lee D parker, 2012
3. Islamic money management: a western view. By: Alexey Arakcheev, Viktoria
Baklanova and Joseph Tanega, 2011
4. Finding a jewel: Identity and gendered space in Islamic finance. By: Karen
hunt Ahmed, 2012
5. The political economy of Turkish concervative democracy as a governmental
strategy of industrial relations between Islamism, neoliberalism and social
democracy. By: Taner Akan, 2011.
6. The determinants of Islamic banks efficiency changes: empirical evidence
from the world banking sectors. By:Mohamad Akbar Noor Mohamad Noor
and Nor Hayati Bt Ahmad, 2012.
7. The politics of knowledge, epistemological occlusion and Islamic
management and organization knowledge. By: Shoaib al-haq and Robert
westwood, 2011.
8. Piety and redistributive preferences in the Muslim world. By: Thomas B
Pepinsky and Bozena C Welborne, 2010
9. Geographies of money and finance II: Financialization and financial subjects.
By: sarah Hall, 2011
10. Thailand’s sufficeiency economy: origins anda comparisons with other
systems of religious economics. By: Darren Noy, 2011.
Jurnal Ekonomi Syariah (J 107) 1. God, Gifts and poorpeople: on charity in Islam. By: Thierry Kochuyt, 2009.
2. Morality in the financial market? A look at religiously affiliated mutual funds
in the USA. By: Jared l. Peifer, 2011
3. Muslim attitudes toward business in the emerging market economy of China.
By: Yuting wang and Fenggang Yang, 2011.
4. Operating regimes of the government: accounting and accountability changes
in the Sultan Suleyman waqf of the ottoman Empire (The 1826 Experience).
By: Hilmi Erdogan Yayla, 2011.
5. Theorizing practice in economic geography: foundations, challenges, and
possibilities. By: Andrew Jones and james T Murphy, 2010.
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6. The Quran and poverty Alleviation: a theoretical model for charity based
Islamic Microfinance institutions (MFIs). By: Ahmed Kaleem and Saima
Ahmed, 2009.
7. Religion in Development: an Islamic model emerging in Bangladesh. By:
Tasmia Mesbahuddin, 2010.
8. A comparative study of Indian indces with a focus on shariah indices. By:
Moid U Ahmad and Saif Siddiqui, 2010
9. Islamic alternatives to purely capitalist modes of finance: a study of Malaysian
banks from 1999 to 2006. By: Tamer el Gindi, et all, 2009.
10. Defining Islamic accounting: current issues, past roots. By: Christopher
napier, 2009.
Jurnal Ekonomi Syariah (J 108)
1. Sukuk: Instrumen investasi yang halal dna menjanjikan. Oleh: Nur Kholis,
2010.
2. Analisa faktor-faktor yang mempengaruhi tingkat permintaan sukuk ritel 1
(periode maret 2009 – juni 2010. Oleh: Mohammad Agus khoirul Wafa, 2010.
3. Prospek pengembangan ilmu ekonomi islam di Indonesia dalam prespektif
filsafat ilmu (sebuah kajian epistemik). Oleh: Ayief fathurrahman, 2010.
4. Model pelaksanaan CSR bank syariah: kajian empiris pembiayaan mikro
baitul mal aceh. Oleh: Muhammad Yasir Yusuf, 2010.
5. Ketahanan kredit perbankan syariah terhadap krisis keuangan global. Oleh:
ihda A Faiz, 2010.
6. Transparansi anggaran: suatu upaya efisiensi dan antisipasi korupsi di
Indonesia. Oleh: Rahmadi Timorita Yulianti, 2010.
7. Pengaruh jaringan kerja BNI terhadap efektifitas zakat produktif 9studi di
Baitul Mal Umat Islam BNI). Oleh: Soya Sobaya, 2010.
Jurnal Ekonomi Syariah (J 109) 1. Prospek IDB sebagai representasi kebangkitan system ekonomi Islam di
tengah konstelasi ekonomi Internasional. Oleh: Ulfa Jamilatul Farida, 2010.
2. Membangun zakat sebagai upaya membangun masysarakat. Oleh: asnani,
2010
3. Pengelolaan zakat oleh badan amil zakat daerah kabupaten/kota se daerah
istimewa Yogyakarta (studi terhadap implementasi UU No. 38 tahun 1999
tentang pengelolaan zakat). Oleh: M Sularno, 2010
4. Manajemen zakat pasca kebijakan pemerintah tentang zakat sebagai
pengurang penghasilan kena pajak. Oleh: Uzaifah, 2010.
5. Wakaf produktif ekonomi Islam. Oleh: Fahmi Medias, 2010.
6. Wakaf tunai sebagai alternative mekanisme redistribusi keuangan Islam. Oleh:
Syafrudin Arif, 2010.
7. Bunga bank: Abdullah Saeed VS yusuf Qaradhawi (sebuah dialektika
pemikiran antara kaum modernis dengan Neo-Revivalis). Oleh: Wartoyo,
2010.
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Jurnal Ekonomi Syariah (J 110) 1. Pandangan Islam terhadap privatisasi BUMN. Oleh: Yulizar D sanrego dan
Rusdi Batun, 2009.
2. Manajemen risiko perbankan syariah. Oleh: Rahmani Timorita Yulianti, 2009.
3. Penilaian kinerja perbankan syariah dengan metode balanced scorecard. Oleh:
Cahyo halim Istiqlal, 2009.
4. Kinerja keuangan perbankan syariah di Indonesia dan kontribusinya bagi
pembangunan nasional. Oleh: Yuli Andriansyah, 2009.
5. Optimalisasi peran dual banking system melalui fungsi strategis JUB dalam
rangka menjaga stabilitas sistim keuangan di Indonesia. Oleh: maulana
Hamzah, 2009.
6. Analisis efficient market Hypothesis (EMH) di bursa saham syariah, 2005:1 –
2008:11. Oleh: Malik Cahyadi & Devi Oktaviana Milandari, 2009.
7. Analisis fiqih terhadap implementasi pembiayaan modal kerja iB pada PT
BTN, kantor cabang syari’ah Yogyakarta. Oleg: Nasrodin, 2009
Jurnal Ekonomi Syariah (J 111)
1. Akar krisis ekonomi global dan dampaknya terhadap Indonesia. Oleh: Edy
Suandi Hamid, 2009.
2. Dampak krisis keuangan global terhadap perbankan di Indonesia:
perbandingan antara bank konvensional dan bank syariah. Oleh: Heri
Sudarsono, 2009.
3. Krisis keuangan global dan upaya aktualisasi ekonomi Islam. Oleh: Nuruddin
Mhd Ali, 2009.
4. Mengugat system kapitalisme. Oleh: Indah Piliyanti, 2009.
5. Islam dan pluralitas paham ekonomi. Oleh: Addiarrahman, 2009.
6. Urgensi hukum perikatan Islam dalam penyelesaian sengketa ekonomi
syariah. Oleh: Achmad Fauzi, 2009.
7. Analisis resiko dan pengembalian hasil pada perbankan syariah: aplikasi
metode VaR dan RAROC pada bank syariah mandiri. Oleh: Yudho Prabowo,
2009.
8. Zakat (alms-giving) management in Indonesia: whose job should it be?. Oleh:
Zulkipli Lessy, 2009.
Jurnal Ekonomi Syariah (J 112) 1. Sejarah perkembangan hukum perbankan syariah di Indonesia dan
implikasinya bagi praktik perbankan nasional. Oleh: Abdul Ghofur Anshori,
2008.
2. Mencandera industry perbankan syariah Indonesia: Tinjauan kritis pasca UU
21 Tahun 2008. Oleh: Aam Slamet Rusydiana, 2008.
3. Perkembangan skala usaha perbankan syariah di Indonesia par and pasca
kebijakan office channeling. Oleh: Hairiennisa Rohaya, 2008.
4. Sukuk sebagai instrument pendanaan negara, oleh: Sofyan Syafri Harahap,
2008.
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5. Prospek pendidikan ekonomi Islam pasca lahirnya UU perbankan syariah dan
UU SBSN. Oleh: Nur Kholis, 2008.
6. Praktek riba dan kesenjangan social. Oleh: M. fajar Hidayanto, 2008.
7. Sumber dan penggunaan dana qard dan qardul hasan pada bank BRI syariah
cabang Yogyakarta. Oleh: Hendri hermawan A.N, 2008.
8. UU perbankan syariah: makna, implikasi dan tantangan. Oleh: dede
nurohman, 2008.
Jurnal Ekonomi Syariah (J 113) 1. The critical mission of muslim economist. By: asad zaman, 2008.
2. Reformasi regulasi dan kelembagaan ekonomi Islam di Indonesia. Oleh: dadan
Muttaqien, 2008.
3. Pengembangan perbankan syariah secara objektif dan rasional dengan
pendekatan mekanisme pasar. Oleh: Maulana Hamzah, 2008.
4. Pengembangan mutu SDM perbankan syari’ah: sebagai upaya pengembangan
ekonomi Islam. Oleh: Asnaini, 2008.
5. Tinjauan fqh muamalat dan hukum nasional tentang wakaf di Indonesia. Oleh:
Ali Amin Isfandiar, 2008.
6. Pengaruh pendayagunaan zakat produktif terhadap pemberdayaan mustahiq
pada LAZ yayasan Solo Peduli Surakarta. Oleh: Mila Sartika, 2008.
7. Asas-asas perjanjian (akad) dalam hukum kontrak syari’ah. Oleh: Rahmani
Timorita Yulianti, 2008.
8. Analisis kinerja keuangan bank syariah mandiri periode 2002 – 2007 (dengan
pendekatan PBI No. 9/1/PBI/2007). Oleh: Yunanto Adi Kusumo, 2008.
9. Islam, Muhammadiyah dan advokasi kemiskinan. Oleh: Zuly Qodir, 2008
Jurnal Ekonomi Syariah (J 114)
1. Reconceptualizing housing finance in informal settlements: the case of dare s
salaam, Tanzania. By: Shaaban a sheuya, 2007.
2. A test of the weak form of the efficient markets hypothesis for the Saudi Stock
Market. By: K A Al Abdulqader, G. Hannah, D.M Power, 2007.
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DAN MASIH BANYAK YANG AKAN DIMASUKKAN KE DALAM KATALOG
PADA JILID 2.
UNTUK MENDUKUNG PENGEMBANGAN STUDI EKONOMI SYARIAH, JIKA
ANDA MEMPUNYAI JURNAL EKONOMI SYARIAH, DAN BISA DI SHARE
KE PEMINAT EKONOMI SYARIAH LAINNYA.
SILAKAN KIRIMKAN JURNAL EKONOMI SYARIAH ANDA KE:
SECARA BERTAHAP AKAN SAYA MASUKKAN KE DALAM KATALOG.