Business Ethics in Islam is a comprehensive 14-week course that delves into the ethical principles governing business practices within an Islamic framework. This course provides a critical examination of how Islamic ethics are integrated into contemporary business practices, including finance, trade, contracts, and corporate responsibility.
Overall Objectives:
By the end of this course, students should be able to:
- Understand the core principles of Islamic business ethics.
- Apply Islamic ethical teachings to modern business practices.
- Assess the compatibility of contemporary business models with Islamic moral and legal standards.
- Analyze case studies of Islamic finance and commercial transactions.
- Evaluate the impact of Islamic business ethics on global economic systems.
- Advocate for ethical business practices in line with Islamic teachings.
- Develop frameworks for ethical decision-making in business scenarios.
- Explore the role of Islamic financial institutions in promoting ethical business.
- Examine the influence of Islamic business ethics on consumer rights and corporate governance.
- Engage with current debates on the challenges and opportunities for Islamic business ethics in a globalized economy.
