Islamic Management Theory
PROPHET MUHAMMAD (ﷺ) AS A DECISION MAKER
The Prophet’s decisions analysed from a contemporary management perspective.
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Islamic Management Theory
The Prophet’s decisions analysed from a contemporary management perspective.
Islamic Management Theory
The foundations of the theory and the principal managerial areas it covers.
Islamic Management Theory
His qualities as manager, leader, negotiator, strategist and administrator.
Islamic Management Theory
The Prophet as planning expert, strategist and ruler.
Islamic Management Theory
His decision-making approach, key decisions and case studies for practitioners.
Islamic Management Theory
Planning, organising, leadership and control under Islamic teaching.
Islamic Management Theory
Managerial ideas drawn from the Five Pillars, from human resources to risk.
Islamic Management Theory
Case studies of Khaybar, Hudaybiyyah, the Trench, Makkah, Hunayn, Uhud, Tabuk, Hijrah and Badr.
Islamic Management Theory
Transformation strategy, managerial responsibility and the Islamic view of knowledge.
Islamic Management Theory
How the theory was identified, developed and set against major management theories.
Islamic Management Theory
Islamic theories of leadership, motivation and entrepreneurship.
Islamic Management Theory
How the five principal schools of management theory relate to the Islamic framework.
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A structured collection examining principles, managerial qualities, decision making, functions, major events and associated theories through an Islamic management perspective.
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