2017
DOI: 10.1177/1470595817740912
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Islamic principles of conflict management

Abstract: This article explores and analyzes Islamic principles that govern conflict management within the Islamic human resource management (HRM) context and provides new insight into the theoretical development of conflict management from an Islamic HRM perspective. Current models are analyzed through Islamic principles and integrated into a comprehensive Islamic framework that can function as a guide for HRM toward developing a proactive nonlinear conflict management strategy. This study shifts the dialogue of Islami… Show more

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“…The Islam of conflict management is quite special, indeed, it requires the selection of the Shura (council) and the appointment of a Muslih (mediator) whose function is (1) al-tathabbut (verification) and ( 2) nasıhah (advice). HRM must take into account proactive organizational features based on Islamic principles: (1) ta'awun (cooperation), ( 2) saber (patience), (3) al-ta'akhi (brotherhood), and (4) husn al-dhann (good assumptions) (cited in Cader, 2017). Cader (2017) noted the existence of few researchers who have developed models of conflict management in HRM.…”
Section: Conflict Managementmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The Islam of conflict management is quite special, indeed, it requires the selection of the Shura (council) and the appointment of a Muslih (mediator) whose function is (1) al-tathabbut (verification) and ( 2) nasıhah (advice). HRM must take into account proactive organizational features based on Islamic principles: (1) ta'awun (cooperation), ( 2) saber (patience), (3) al-ta'akhi (brotherhood), and (4) husn al-dhann (good assumptions) (cited in Cader, 2017). Cader (2017) noted the existence of few researchers who have developed models of conflict management in HRM.…”
Section: Conflict Managementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…HRM must take into account proactive organizational features based on Islamic principles: (1) ta'awun (cooperation), ( 2) saber (patience), (3) al-ta'akhi (brotherhood), and (4) husn al-dhann (good assumptions) (cited in Cader, 2017). Cader (2017) noted the existence of few researchers who have developed models of conflict management in HRM. Most of the existing research has focused on conflict resolution in the Muslim world has been in the political and economic fields (Hjarpe, 2013) while using Western management principles (Irani and Lebanon, 1999).…”
Section: Conflict Managementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Elemen terakhir 'Ta'awun' dilambangkan dengan "T". Menunjukkan kerja sama, yang penting untuk proses perubahan, untuk mempromosikan komunikasi yang sehat, mengurangi lawan perubahan, dan menghilangkan lingkungan tempat kerja yang tidak bersahabat (Abdul, 2017).…”
Section: Hasil Dan Pembahasanunclassified
“…Hal tersebut dikarenakan kerangka budaya dan agama tidak ditemukan dalam penelitian resolusi konflik. Konflik sebagai masalah negatif yang harus diselesaikan, sedangkan dalam islam, konflik dipandang sebagai suatu yang melekat dan positif dalam teologi islam, konflik merupakan sifat manusia yang dapat dikelola untuk mencapai hal yang positif dan konflik bukanlah hal yang negatif atau positif karena merupakan suatu keadaan interaksi ilmiah dalam interaksi manusia (Abdul, 2017). Terdapat beberapa pendekatan manajemen konflik dalam islam, yaitu model proaktif yang bersumber dari kepemimpinan Nabi Muhammad SAW, model SALAM, yaitu see, agree, learn, advising, dan minimizing, dan model SNT, yaitu Shura (konsultasi), Naseeha (advice), dan Ta'awun (cooperation) (Helmy, 2014).…”
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“…Amongst the different universities' academic or administrative staff and, when compared to agreeableness, neuroticism and openness, extraversion and conscientiousness predict positively substantial workplace spirituality (Tutar and Oruç, 2020). As a Muslim state, Pakistan follows the Islamic principles in conflict management (Cader, 2017). The conflict is referred back to Quran and Sunnah.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%