Role of Islamic economic and finance in renewable energy: some quotation from Quranic verses and Indonesia experiences
Peranan ekonomi dan kewangan Islam dalam program-program tenaga boleh diperbaharui: beberapa petikan dari ayat-ayat al-Quran dan pengalaman Indonesia
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https://doi.org/10.53840/alirsyad.v6i1.196Keywords:
Renewable Energy, Islamic Economic, Islamic Finance, Halal, Sustainable Development, Quranic VersesAbstract
This study aims to describe the role of Islamic economics and finance in renewable energy programmes in Indonesia. This research is qualitative descriptive research through library research and content analysis methods. The results show that the role of Islamic economics and finance in renewable energy programmes in Indonesia is realised in several forms. First, the sharia financial sector can be one of the options for renewable energy investment financing instruments. Second, the utilisation of renewable energy can be a supporter and spearhead of the halal industry. Third, in a religious social context, renewable energy financing can be done with the concepts of ta‘āwun and jāriyah alms through crowd funding and waqf. In order to optimise the role of sharia economy and finance in renewable energy programmes in Indonesia, several steps and activities that can be done include: (1) intensifying the campaign against the excellence of renewable energy; (2) providing easy access and renewable energy financing schemes; (3) conducting research and publication on renewable energy and potential collaboration with other industries in the halal value chain that can be perceived in Indonesia.
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