Community Welfare Perspective Islamic Human Development Index (IHDI)
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Purpose: This study aims to analyze community welfare through the Islamic Human Development Index (IHDI) framework
Design/methodology: Utilizing a Comprehensive Literature Review (CLR) approach, the research examines previous studies indexed in Scopus and Emerald, selecting three relevant articles that explore community welfare from the IHDI perspective
Findings: The IHDI framework is based on five maqasid sharia: ad-Din (religion), an-Nafs (life), al-Aql (education), an-Nasl (family), and al-Mal (wealth). Thus, well-being is assessed through both material (M) and non-material (NM) dimensions. IHDI and HDI have a positive correlation, therefore IHDI can serve as a predictive measure for HDI rankings, the advantages of IHDI are more comprehensive and holistic in measuring community welfare.
Practical implications: The Islamic Human Development Index (HDI) can be calculated to quantify human well-being in Islam.
Originality/Value: There is no literature review that specifically discusses the concept of IHDI from several previous authors.
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