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The study covers Muslim economic thought from the emergence of Islam, long before economics became a separate discipline with distinctive analytical tools. The economic environment in ancient Arabia from which Islam emerged is examined, and the economic concepts in the Qur'ān and Sunnah are discussed, as well as the thinking of early Muslim jurists. Detailed consideration is given to Islamic economic thought during the dynasties of the Umayyads and the Abbasids, periods of administrative and economic reform, as well as of much latter developments under the Ottomans, Safawids and Moghuls. Islamic revivalist reform movements are appraised, as these predated the reawakening of interest in Islamic economics in the last century, and subsequent profusion of writing, with the works of the leading contributors reviewed in this volume.

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Islam

Religion

Philosophie et théologie

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Publié par	Modern Academy for University Book
Date de parution	01 janvier 2020
Nombre de lectures	0
EAN13	9796500423692
Langue	English
Poids de l'ouvrage	4 Mo

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Islamic Management

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Islamic Management

2020

Modern Academy for Universal Book

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Book Name: Islamic Management Author:Dr. Dina Farouk Al-Agry All Rights Reserved for: The Author Publisher:Modern Academy for Universal Book The Address:82 Wady El- Nile St., Mohandseen. Cairo, Egypt. E. Mail:m.academyfub@yahoo.com Deposit No.: 17796 / 2019 ISBN: 978 – 977 – 831 – 018 - 4 Warning: Copyright:No part of this book may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without the prior written permission of the author.

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Islamic Management

Contents Introduction………………………………………..…….….…...a Chapter 1: Islamic Law…………………….…………….…...…1 What is Islam…….………..……………...……………….....2 Islamic Law…………………...………………………….…..2 Sources of Islamic Law………………………….…….....5 Primary Source of Islamic Law (Shariah)…………......5Secondary Source of Islamic Law (Fiqh)………....…...8Chapter 2: Islamic Values & Ethics…………….…....………...15 The main differences between values and ethics………….16 Islamic Values……………………………………….............19 Islamic Ethics…...………………………………...................19 Chapter 3: Management from an Islamic Perspective…............28 Is Management Universal?…………………………............29 Challenges to the Six Pillars of Iman…..……………....29 Definition of Organization in Islam……………….……….33 Definition of Management in Islam………..………………33 Mission of Management from an Islamic Perspective…....34 Objectives of Management from an Islamic Perspective...35 Principles of Management form an Islamic Perspective…40 Resources Management from an Islamic Perspective……48 People Management from an Islamic Perspective ............ 48 Chapter 4: Functions of Management from an Islamic Perspective……………………………………………………….50Introduction………………...……...…...…………………...51 Planning…………………………….………………..……....52 Definition……………………………………..…….……52 Definition of Planning in Conventional Management..52 Definition of Planning from an Islamic Perspective….52 Principles…………………………………………..…….53 Principles of Planning in Conventional Management...53

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Islamic Management

Principles of Planning from an Islamic Perspective…..56 Examples of Planning from Islamic history……..…….58 Planning Behind the Hijrah…………………...……....51 The compilation of Quran………………………..…...60 Organizing……………………………..…………………....62 Definition of Organizing in Conventional and Islamic Management………….………….………………………62 Principles of Organizing in Conventional and Islamic Management……………………………………….…….62 Leading………………………………...…………………….67 Definition of Leading in Conventional and Islamic Management…………………….……………………….67 Leadership from an Islamic Perspective………..……..68 Qualities of a Muslim Leader…………..……………....70 Islamic Leadership Model………………..……………..81 Examples of Muslim Leaders from Islamic History..…84 Controlling……………………….……………………….....87 Definition of controlling in conventional and Islamic management…..................................................................87 Control from an Islamic perspective…………..…….....87 Perquisites of control in Islam………………………….88 Examples of controlling from early Islamic history..…91 Islamic management versus conventional management.....93 References……………...……………………………………......96

Tables & Figures Islamic Management Tables: Table 1 Comparison between Shariah and Fiqh…………..…...4 Table 2Comparison between ethics and values…………….…18 Table 3 Islamic Business ethical principles and practices…....25 Table 4 Comparison between leadership and management....67 Table 5 Islamic Control VS Conventional Control…….…..…91 Table 6 Islamic Management versus Conventional Management………………………………………………….....93

Figures Figure 1 Islamic Leadership Model………………………..….82

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Preface Islamic Management Preface History tells us that several old civilizations have practiced management, however, management as a science and a field of study is considered a new concept which th appeared by the start of the 20 century due to the interventions of machines in the daily lives of people, the massive increase in the population of the world and the rapid economic growth. The modern concepts of management were evolved by the western thinkers and philosophers such as Fredrick W. Taylor; Henri Fayol; Elton Mayo; Peter F Drucker; W. Edward Deming. Their books and philosophies have been taught since decades in all over the world; however, they were not the first to present their theories and models of management. Islam, being a complete code of life and a comprehensive religion, presented its concepts of management for the humanity more than 1400 years ago. Islam is not a religion that only focuses on the private life of individuals, but also covers and guides humans’ interaction and activities in their daily lives. Unfortunately, its teaching, especially related to business are not highlighted and propagated as it should be. This textbook aims to discuss management from an Islamic perspective relying on the Holy Quran and Sunnah of prophet Muhammad (PBUH). This textbook is basically designed to meet the needs of undergraduate students taking the "Islamic Management" course. The book contains four chapters.

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Preface Islamic Management The first chapterdefines Islam, discusses the legal framework that guides the life of Muslims in this world and hereafter-namely Islamic law-, presents the main sources of Islamic law and differentiates between them. The second chapterthe guidelines of our behaviors- defines namely values and ethics, compares between them, and then discusses the aforementioned concepts from an Islamic perspective.The third chapter discusses the main challenges which conventional management creates in respect to the six pillars of Iman, defines organization in Islam, compares between conventional and Islamic definitions of management, explains the mission of management from an Islamic perspective, compares between conventional and Islamic management in terms of objectives and principles, explains the way that should be used to manage resources and people in Islam. The fourth chapter discusses the four functions of management from an Islamic perspective and provides examples from Islamic history to support the discussion. Author Religion Editor Dina Farouk Al-Agry Nasser Mohammad Ismail Assistant Professor, Associate Professor, Faculty of Commerce, Islamic Da’wa College Al-Azhar University Al-Azhar University 2020 2020