This book enables its readers to understand Islamic ethics at workplace and its role in enhancing the performance and productivity of organizations. Moreover, this timely and important book is an essential guide for academician, researchers, and managers to enhance and enrich their understanding and knowledge about the effective role of Islamic work ethics.
The concept of work ethics is acknowledged as an important indicator of the likely success of all types of organizations. However, the bulk of research pertaining to work ethics and various organizational and individual outcomes has focused predominantly on the concept of Protestant work ethics and not much attention has been given to assess the notion of Islamic work ethics. Nonetheless, it is necessary to understand other work ethics from different religious faiths in order to get a better understanding about the work ethics phenomenon. This book aims to bridge this gap in literature and advance the knowledge regarding work ethics from the Islamic perspective.
This book presents some insightful strategies for Islamic financial institutions to manage workplace ethics. Those who are eager to advance their knowledge about Islamic work ethics, organizational justice, and organizational citizenship behavior will find this book very useful.
A propos de l’auteur
Dr. Jihad Mohammad is a senior lecturer at International Business School, UTM. He has obtained his doctorate degree from Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia. His research interests include consumer behavior, organizational citizenship behavior, psychological ownership, psychological capital, leadership, innovation, and Islamic work ethics.
Dr. Farzana Quoquab is a senior lecturer at International Business School, UTM. She has received her doctorate degree from Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia. She is one of the editorial board members of Case Studies in Business and Management and Journal of Economic and Administrative Science. Her research interests incorporate services marketing, sustainability marketing, and consumer behavior.
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