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مقارنة بين أسلوب الحديث النبوى وأسلوب القران الكريم Ahmad Malik
Jurnal Adabiyah: Humanities and Islamic Studies Vol 1 (1997): Jurnal Adabiyah (Edisi Khusus)
Publisher : Faculty of Adab and Humanities - Alauddin State Islamic University of Makassar

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عظيم جدا بين أسلوب الحديث النبوى أسلوب القران الكريم في طريقة البيان العربي، فبينهما سقة واسعة لايثبه أحدهما الآخر لدى أهل البصر باللغة وأسالبها، وبالمأثور المألوف من بينها قديمة وحديثه. وان هذا التفاوة الكبير في الأسلوبيين اذا أنعم الانسان فيه النظر وكان ذاملكة بيانية لايتر كلديه مجالا للشك والريبة في أن الحديث النبوى والقران صادارن عن مصدرين معتلفين. أما أسلوب القران فهو أسلوب مبتكر لايجد الناظر فيه والسامع شبيها لبه فيما يعرف من كلام العرب وأسالبيهم. يعالج الكليات. ويفرض الأحكام، ويضرب الامثال، ويوجه المواعد، في عمومهم لا تشبه العمومات المألومفة، و خطاب فيه من التجريد ما يجعل له طابعا خاصا منقطع النظير.
The Threat of Artificial Intelligence to the Accounting and Management Profession: The Vital Role of Higher Education Institutions in Indonesia Darmanto, Susetyo; Malik, Ahmad; Purnama, Aditya
Untag Business and Accounting Review Vol 4, No 2 (2025): October 2025
Publisher : Faculty of Economics and Business UNTAG Semarang

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The rapid development of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has raised global concerns about the automation of white-collar jobs. In Indonesia, this debate is urgent due to the high volume of standard clerical and cognitive jobs that are vulnerable to automation. This study aims to identify and analyse the threat mechanisms of AI to two strategic professions in accounting and management, and to formulate a comprehensive curriculum transformation agenda for higher education institutions. This study uses a literature review approach by reviewing literature from academic databases, industry reports (WEF, McKinsey, PwC, WordBank), and local data (e.g., the World Bank's Indonesia's Online Vacancy Outlook) from 2018 to 2025. The data was analysed using qualitative descriptive method. The results indicate that the threat of AI is shifting from total professional substitution to automation of routine tasks, which risks eliminating entry-level positions. The findings confirm that successful professions are those that transformation from compliance-based to AI-powered strategic advisors. This transformation requires accounting and management curricula to focus on data analytics, AI ethics, and critical thinking, moving away from the focus on basic calculations or procedures.
Co-Authors Aditya Purnama Susetyo Darmanto