2014 · 15 citations · 10 references
ManagementCorporate GovernanceReligious StudiesBusiness EthicsCorporate Social ResponsibilityIslamic StudiesCorporate Social Responsibility GovernanceCsr StrategyIslamIslamic LawIslamic PhilosophyGovernance In Islamic LawMaqasid Al-shariahMaqasid TheoryObjectives Of Islamic Law
6 Abstract: Purpose-The objective of this paper is to explore the Islamic principles and law and formulate a conceptual framework of corporate social responsibility (CSR) based on Islamic values and beliefs. An Islamic CSR (i-CSR) framework is vital in guiding the CSR strategies, policies and practices of Islamic institutions. Design/Methodology/Approach-This notion of CSR in Islam is proposed by incorporating the concept of tawhid and integrating the principles of Maqasid Syariah (Islamic Law) and Maslahah (public good) which completes the mission of mankind on earth i.e. the absolute submission to his obligations in the performance of ibadah, dakwah and as a khalifah. Practical Implications-The establishment of the framework provides a holistic guidance based on Islamic beliefs, values and concepts which should be integrated with and embedded as part of the overall governance and accountability of institutions. This model is practical not only for Islamic organizations and institutions but also for other entities that subscribe to the beliefs that the function of business is a manifestation of the act of devotion to God, i.e. promoting good deeds. Originality/Value-A comprehensive model of Islamic CSR (i-CSR), which includes the elements of governance, accountability, prioritisation of activities and practices and disclosures. Paper type-Conceptual paper
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Built to last: Successful habits of visionary companies
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