INTEGRATION OF KNOWLEDGE: SHARIAH AND MANAGEMENT
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![THE STATE ISLAMIC
UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN
SUMATRA, INDONESIA
INTERNATIONAL
ISTITUTE OF ISLAMIC
THOUGHT [IIT],
Washington USA
INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR
SHAYA’A OTHMAN
Senior Academic Fellow
International Institute of Islamic Thought [IIIT], Kuala Lumpur Regional Office
7.12.2015](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/islamizationofmanagementmedan2015-160104101900/85/INTEGRATION-OF-KNOWLEDGE-SHARIAH-AND-MANAGEMENT-1-320.jpg)
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- 9. GODLESS AND THINKLESS MANAGEMENT
- 10. ISLAM ADDS THINKING AS ONE OF THE MANAGEMENT PROCESS
- 11. ِإٱلص ِّ َّٱَّلل َدنِّع ِّبٓاَوَّدٱل ََّرش َّنۡعَي ََل َينِّذَّٱل ُمُۡكبۡٱل مَننُُِِّق ”Indeed, the worst of living creatures in the sight of Allah are the deaf and dumb who do not use brains to THINK” Quran 8:22 In the eye of Allah, those humans who do not use their brains are lowest than animals:
- 12. The Last Messenger of God, Muhammad [Peace be upon him] said that, “An hour of thinking is better than a year of worshipping:” This Hadith appeared in the book [Arabic} of Al Gazali - Revival of Religious Sciences Vol. 4, page 423.
- 14. INTEGRATION OF SHARIAH AND MANAGEMENT PROCESS = ISLAMIC MANAGEMENT or SHARIAH MANAGEMENT
- 19. SUMMARY SHARIAH MANAGEMENT FOR EXCELLENCE
- 20. SUMMARY SHARIAH MANAGEMENT FOR EXCELLENCE
- 21. INTERGRATATION OF KNOWLEDGE IN MANAGEMENT INTERGRATION OF ACTION THROUGH SHARIAH OR ISLAMIC MANAGEMENT FINAL STEP FORWARD
- 23. ISLAMIC MANAGEMENT IN FINANCIAL INDUSTRY
- 24. TOTAL ASSETS UNDER MANAGEMENT OF ISLAMIC ISTITUTIONS WORLDWIDE [2014] 1% Global Asset
- 25. Global issuance has grown significantly since 2006. It reached US$120 billion in 2013, bringing the outstanding Sukuk to US$270 billion by end-2013, representing ¼ percent of global bond markets SUKUK 0.25% of Global Bond Market
- 29. [IIIT] International Institute of Islamic Thought INTEGRATION OF KNOWLEDGE & EMPRICAL RESEARCH Text Books ISLAMIC MANAGEMENT ISLAMIC ECONOMIC Standards Procedures Rules Certifications
- 30. ESTABLISMENT OF ISLAMIC MANAGEMENT CENTER [2012]
- 31. INDUSTRIES COLLABORATION WITH UNIVERSITIES MANAGING ISLAMIC QUALITY STANDARD
- 32. HOSPITALITY HOTELSOTHERS • IQS Travel Agent • IQS Restaurant • IQS Recreational Centre • IQS Transportation PRODUCTION • IQS Food Manufacturing • IQS Food Farming
- 35. THANK YOU
- 36. Dato Dr. Jamil Osman, Regional Rector East and South East Asia Region of IIIT, and Dr Laurent from Paris France