Persepsi Mahasiswa Ekonomi Syariah Terkait Ta’dzir pada Bank Syari’ah:

Abstract

Islamic financial literacy still shows a very minimal number, namely 8.93% according to publications from the Financial Services Authority in 2019 which means that when there are 100 Indonesians, 8 of them have a fairly good literacy towards Islamic finance. Meanwhile, according to publications from Bank Indonesia, the increase doubled, namely 16.28%, which the research conducted in 2019 which means that for every 100 people in Indonesia. Students as agents of call to advance Islamic finance, it is necessary to have a fairly good literacy, moreover there are many thoughts that are the antithesis of Islamic economic thought that is fatwaed by the DSN-MUI. The institution is an institution recognized by the government in issuing sharia economic fatwas in Indonesia. Therefore, Islamic economics students must have the same perception as what the DSN-MUI fatwa has made. Late fines become a contract that gets a negative stigma in the community because there are thoughts that are contrary to the DSN-MUI fatwa. Therefore, it is important for Islamic economics students to fortify themselves with good literacy in order to have a good perception.STIS Al-Wafa provides good literacy to its students, especially those who have passed semester 5 because they have obtained literacy related to contemporary muamalah fiqh. So that most of them have a good perception of late fees in Islamic banks. Then also as a student, it is also necessary to deepen material about benefits because it can help in understanding a fatwa product that is relevant to its era. Keyword : Perception, Literacy, Late Charge, Student