Pengurusan Ilmu, Ekonomi dan Pembangunan Berteraskan Islam

• Other Authors: Zakaria Bahari (editors), Fadzila Azni Ahmad (editors), Roselee Shah Shaharudin (editors)
• Format: Book
• Language: Malay
• Published: Pulau Pinang Penerbit Universiti Sains Malaysia 2011
• Subjects: Economic development > Islam > Research > Religious aspects; Economics > Religious aspects > Islam > Research; Religion and the social sciences
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• Physical Description: xvii, 299 pages illustrations 24 cm
• Bibliography: Includes bibliographical references (pages 292-294) and index
• ISBN: 9789838614511

This book discusses the management of knowledge development, economics and finance, as well as Islamic -based society and arts. It highlights the importance of studies conducted based on Islamic-based research as opposed to conventional research. Among the discussions in the management of knowledge are the continuity of Imam al-Ghazali's mystical thinking in the Malay world, the educational dilemma of Sekolah Menengah Agama Rakyat which has to take into account two education systems in one integrated education, the problem of appreciation of religious knowledge among the disabled and the need for thinking ideas. systematic that takes into account the framework of monotheism. In development management, the discussion touches on the suitability of the application of total quality management methods in Islamic -based management, evaluation of the implementation of Islamic development on the Muhammadiyyah Corporation, and evaluation of the application of code of ethics in the management of Tabung Haji. The concept of syirkah in defending faraid institutions and continuity of ownership, the role of wakaf institutions in tackling poverty, the role of equity in the Islamic capital market, especially halal counter stocks and the factors influencing such stocks and discussion of zakat accounting practices in Malaysia are discussed in the management section. economy. Elements of carok in the lives of Madurese Muslims and calligraphy in decorating the art scene in Malaysia are also featured.