The Concept Of Mashlahah In Consumer Behavior Of The Moslem (An Analysis Of Islamic Economic Perspective)

Nilam Sari, 2017037102 The Concept Of Mashlahah In Consumer Behavior Of The Moslem (An Analysis Of Islamic Economic Perspective). The Concept Of Mashlahah In Consumer Behavior Of The Moslem (An Analysis Of Islamic Economic Perspective).

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Abstract

This article discusses how the form of mashlahah concept on Moslem consumers, as well as how the form of Moslem consumer behavior that contains mashlahah. The research method used is library research (Library Research), with data analysis method using inductive and deductive method. The result of research: Mashlahah is the ultimate goal of syara' law. All goods and services that support the achievement and maintenance of the five elements of the soul (al-nafs), property (al mall), beliefs (al-din), intellectual (al-aql), and family or descendants (al-nasl) on each individual, that is called mashlahah. To achieve mashlahah in consuming goods and services, a Moslem is required to pay attention to Sharia compliance in his consumption behavior such as matters, spiritual body balance, away from being israf and tabzir and prioritize dharury things. A believer who spends his wealth for alms will not experience the boredom of doing alms worship that is constant and does not decrease as in the case of utility. Mashlahah (Satisfaction) is not based on the amount of goods consumed but it is based on good or bad something to someone and environment. Mashlahah in consumption does not only take into account the amount of goods obtained from the budget owned, but also take into account the scale of priority and the mashlahah side of the various goods to be purchased.

Item Type: Article
Uncontrolled Keywords: Mashlahah Concept, Moslem Consumption Behavior, Consumption Ethics
Subjects: 200 Religion (Agama) > 297 Islam > 2X4 Fiqih > 2X4.04 Ijma' dan Qiyas > 2X4.043 Maslahah Mursalah
Divisions: Fakultas Ekonomi dan Bisnis Islam > D3 Perbankan Syariah
Depositing User: Nilam Sari
Date Deposited: 29 Jan 2019 08:59
Last Modified: 23 Dec 2019 02:06
URI: https://repository.ar-raniry.ac.id/id/eprint/6398

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