Pelaksanaan Akad Jual Beli Menurut Ekonomi Syariah di Toko Baju Dahsyat Manonjaya

Abstract

This community service project aims to analyse the implementation of sales and purchase contracts at the Dahsyat Manonjaya Clothing Shop from an Islamic economics perspective. This project employs a qualitative approach utilising field research. Data were collected through observation, interviews and documentation, and were subsequently analysed using data reduction techniques, data presentation and descriptive conclusions. The research findings indicate that the practice of sales and purchase contracts at Toko Baju Dahsyat Manonjaya fulfils the basic elements of a contract, namely the presence of a seller, a buyer, the object of the transaction, the price and mutual agreement between both parties. The transaction process involves the offering of goods, the quotation of a price, payment, and the handover of the goods to the buyer. From an Islamic economics perspective, these practices generally reflect the principles of voluntary consent, honesty and fairness. However, several aspects still require improvement, particularly in enhancing the transparency of information regarding the condition of goods and strengthening business operators’ understanding of the principles of fiqh muamalah. The challenges faced include limited knowledge of Islamic economics, low financial literacy amongst some consumers, and the challenges of business competition. It is hoped that this article will contribute to the development of Islamic economics and serve as a basis for evaluation for business operators in implementing sales contracts that comply with Sharia principles, thereby ensuring that transactions are fair, transparent and beneficial to all parties.