Analysing the Potential of Local Wisdom in Traditional Markets as Sharia Economics Learning Materials

Abstract

The existence of traditional markets has become an inseparable part of Indonesian society which is influenced by local wisdom. One example of the characteristics found in the Auduri traditional market in Jambi province is the existence of buying and selling transactions that are influenced by the local wisdom of Malay culture. In the Auduri market, the value of local wisdom can be reflected in one of the existing buying and selling transactions, through the bargaining process which ultimately results in an agreement or contract. The buying and selling transactions in the traditional market also show the value of Islamic economics. The existence of local wisdom towards sharia economic values in traditional markets is something that must be preserved.  Buying and selling transactions can be used as learning materials for students and students on Islamic economic learning materials in the market. Based on this, in this paper the author will discuss the analysis of the potential of local wisdom as Islamic economic learning material in the traditional market of Aurduri, Jambi province, which is studied using qualitative methods.