Implementation of Corporate Social Responsibility in Islamic Banking in Indonesia

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) adoption in Indonesia demonstrates promising trends, with an annual growth. CSR is a strategy in which businesses incorporate social issues into their activities and relationships with customers on the basis of volunteerism and collaboration. Sharia Banking Law Number 21 of 2008 states that in addition to performing economic activities, it also contributes to the health of the people. Islamic banking can fulfill one of these goals through the practice of baitul mal, which is the receipt of funds from zakat, gifts, alms, or other public social funds. The aim of this analysis is to examine how CSR is implemented in Islamic banks in Indonesia. This research employs a descriptive qualitative approach to provide a more detailed description of the data. The thesis discusses the idea of CSR in Islamic banking, dubbed Al-Qardhul Hasan, which emphasizes collective empowerment projects as a means of educating the community about the importance of sustainable growth.