Entrepreneurship Education Based on Islamic Work Ethic: Educational Management Review

Supriyanto, Supriyanto; Ghazali, M. Bahri; Yanti, Fitri; Fauzi, Fauzi

doi:10.33650/al-tanzim.v6i1.3297

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“…IWE is a multidimensional concept, with economic, moral, and social dimensions, that can link organizations' prosperity and sustainability with society's welfare (Ali & Al-Owaihan, 2008). Using a phenomenological qualitative approach, IWE is proven to improve the welfare of the patchwork community in the Pringsewu district through entrepreneurship (Supriyanto et al, 2022). A study conducted by Ali (1992) on Saudi Arabian managers found that they adhered to Islamic work standards and were generally less egocentric than managers in other countries.…”

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Developments and Themes in Islamic Work Ethic Studies: A Bibliometric Analysis

Alam,

Ratnasari,

Ryandono

et al. 2024

ORCADEV

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Current literature shows that the study of Islamic work ethics is increasingly popular among researchers and human resource managers because the role of religion and its relationship to work outcomes is familiar in management. Islamic work ethics are expected to be able to fix employee morale problems that can have bad consequences for the company. This study explores trend analysis related to Islamic work ethics (IWE) research from 1988 to November 2022. The study seeks to learn more about (1) the growth and trend of publications in the field of IWE today, (2) the most prolific contributors to the study of IWE, (3) documents widely cited in IWE research; and (4) critical terms of keywords and concepts for the investigation of Islamic work ethics. Scopus was used to compile the information. The search yielded 175 documents, which became 160 documents after the screening. Biblioshiny, VOSviewer, Publish or Perish (PoP), and Microsoft Excel were used to export and analyze the data. According to the findings, the number of publications increased from one year to the next, peaking between 2016 and 2022. The study found that authors with Malaysian affiliations were the most significant contributors to the IWE study. Network visualization mapping is used to categorize studies of Islamic work ethics into four broad categories: knowledge about Islamic work ethics, employee behaviour and performance, leadership culture, and work motivation. In addition, the study also highlights two clusters of IWE studies, namely the influence and practice of IWE. The study has implications for the future development of IWE studies and suggests IWE studies in terms of potential corruption, innovation, and leadership.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

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Developments and Themes in Islamic Work Ethic Studies: A Bibliometric Analysis

Alam,

Ratnasari,

Ryandono

et al. 2024

ORCADEV

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“…Therefore, Muslim entrepreneurs must follow the Shari'ah, and all the organizations must follow the Shari'ah in order to keep their earning Halal, and in addition to this, all the activities of their employees have also been noticed during working hours (Ramadani, Dana, Ratten, Tahiri, & Globalization, 2015). In Islam the entrepreneur must be active, hardworking, prosperous, intelligent, honest, very experienced, have strong memory and strong will (Supriyanto, Ghazali, Yanti, & Fauzi, 2022). There are several indications of entrepreneurial activities mentioned in the Qur'an; for example, trade is included in entrepreneurial activities: "……Allah has permitted trade" (Surah Al-Baqarah verses 275).…”

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Entrepreneurship in The Light of The Qur’an, Ḥadīth, And Iqbal’s Philosophy

HAYAT,

SHAHEEN,

GILLANI

et al. 2023

IJIEG

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This research examines the differences between Islamic and Western perspectives on entrepreneurship and linked it with Iqbal’s philosophy so that Muslim entrepreneurs can understand the significance of Islam's guiding principles and teachings as they forge ahead in their ventures. This research highlights all the values, principles, and teachings of Islam concerning entrepreneurship because, in today's dynamical changing world, every Muslim entrepreneur wants to be successful but doesn't value the founding principles. This research is divided into two sections: the first section explains the significance of business activity by citing verses from the Glorious Qur’an and Ḥadīth from the Holy Prophet (PBUH), while the second section uses the poetry of Allama Muhammad Iqbal to emphasize the characteristics and approach of successful business owners and the benefits of adhering to Islamic principles in the course of doing business. Iqbal employed unique words like ‘Khudi’ that are hard to describe and grasp. Khudi was explained differently by each scholar. This study used the concept of khudi as Perceived Entrepreneurial Self‐Efficacy and justify by western scholars of entrepreneurship.

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“…In the regent area of Prinseu, entrepreneurship education was carried out in "patchwork" communities based on Islamic professional ethics to improve social welfare. The quality of the products produced was maintained by adjusting the prices according to the market analysis carrying out promotional activities and by providing model services for customers (Supriyanto et al, 2022).…”

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“…Educational responsibility is an important concept and should play a more prominent role in the organizational analysis of educational institutions (Connolly et al, 2019). Supriyanto et al (2022) understood entrepreneurship education by implementing Islamic professional ethics in the "patchwork"community of Pringsewu Regency. In the regent area of Prinseu, entrepreneurship education was carried out in "patchwork" communities based on Islamic professional ethics to improve social welfare.…”

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Application of Knowledge Sharing Decision Model Based on Computer-Aided System in Student Education Management Platform

Qiu,

Fang

2024

International Journal of Knowledge Management

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The knowledge-sharing, decision-making model can not only combine the two processes but also improve the teaching quality and students' learning achievements. However, the existing knowledge-sharing, decision-making model has many shortcomings. Therefore, for this article the authors applied the computer-aided instruction (CAI) system to the knowledge-sharing decision model and compared it with the traditional knowledge-sharing decision model. They compared and analyzed the application effects of the two processes in the student education management platform, and the experimental comparison was made from the perspective of curriculum and students. When the authors used the traditional knowledge-sharing decision model, the average score of the five people in the course A exam was 78.2. After they used the knowledge-sharing decision model based on the computer-aided instruction system, the average score of the five people in the course A exam was 85.4. Obviously, the knowledge-sharing, decision-making model based on the CAI system can effectively improve students' academic performances.

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Entrepreneurship Education Based on Islamic Work Ethic: Educational Management Review

Cited by 5 publications

References 22 publications

Developments and Themes in Islamic Work Ethic Studies: A Bibliometric Analysis

Developments and Themes in Islamic Work Ethic Studies: A Bibliometric Analysis

Entrepreneurship in The Light of The Qur’an, Ḥadīth, And Iqbal’s Philosophy

Application of Knowledge Sharing Decision Model Based on Computer-Aided System in Student Education Management Platform

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