Development Of An Empirical Model and Using Community Sport Organizations As The Basis For Intervening Variables In Islamic Sports

Purpose – Through the development of an empirical model and using community sport organizations (CSOs)
as the basis for intervening variables, this study aims to ascertain the impact of Muslim household consumption,
sport development officers (SDOs) and CSOs on Islamic sport development (ISD) during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Design/methodology/approach – All of the sports branch managers in Banten Province make up the
study’s sample. Non-probability sampling with a purposive sampling strategy was the sampling method
used. Making use of a questionnaire to gather data, 275 different sets of data are available for analysis.
Findings – Partial least squares is a tool for technical data analysis. With a t-statistic value of 71.358, the
Moslem household consumption construct had a favorable and significant impact on the SDO construct. With a
t-statistic value of 1.111, the Moslem household consumption construct had a positive but not statistically
significant impact on ISD.
Originality/value – With a t-statistic value of 3.926, the Moslem household consumption construct had a
positive and statistically significant impact on CSOs. With a t-statistic value of 1.111, the SDO construct had a
positive and statistically significant impact on ISD. This study makes a new contribution by providing
practical recommendations for the relationship between ISD authorities, community sports organizations and
the positive and substantial impact on the development of the community and ISD.
Keywords Islamic sport development, Community sport organization,
Moslem household consumption, Sport development officer