Penguatan Produksi Industri Sebagai Solusi Mengatasi Krisis Ekonomi Di Indonesia Dalam Perspektif Syariah

Abstract

The global economic crisis triggered by the pandemic and geopolitical turmoil demands the search for 
sustainable and equitable solutions. This study aims to analyze the role of strengthening industrial 
production as a strategy to overcome the economic crisis in Indonesia, viewed from a Sharia Economics 
perspective. The study used a descriptive qualitative method with an in-depth literature review approach 
of recent scientific publications and policy reports. The results show that strengthening industrial 
production, particularly through the MSME sector and the halal industry, imbued with Sharia principles 
such as justice, prohibition of usury, and sustainability, can significantly boost national economic 
stability. This stability is reflected in increased employment, real GDP growth, and reduced dependence 
on imports. From a fiscal perspective, this strategy promotes sustainability through the expansion of the 
tax base from a healthy real sector, the optimization of Islamic financial instruments (such as Sukuk) 
for infrastructure financing, and budget efficiency due to reduced subsidies for imported commodities. 
These findings confirm that integrating industrialization policies with Islamic economic values not only 
addresses crisis challenges but also builds a more resilient, inclusive, and ethical economic foundation