Millah: Journal of Religious Studies
Vol. VIII, No. 1, August 2008: English Version

The Application of Islamic Business Ethics in The Contexts of Producer and Consument: Toward Corporate Social Responsibilty

Muhammad Anas (Unknown)



Article Info

Publish Date
29 Aug 2008

Abstract

In fact, business activities neglecting ethics harm consumers and employees as many cases occurred in this country i.e. formalin case, little wage, oil stealing in Kalimantan, industrial cesspool, transaction of stolen wood, etc. Such facts and cases, to ethical perspective, are due to separation between ethics and business which has a negative impact on human lives. But, ethics and business are two entities being able to be united as one. According to Islam, business is not only an activity to get financial profit, but also the activity to attain essence of humanity as implementation of which becomes human responsibility as creature and caliph in achieving Allah’s favor. Therefore, Islam teaches values of business practice such as unity, freedom, responsibility, equality, virtue, and honesty. It is a valuable teaching that all parties such as producer, consumer, employer, employee, and society must apply business ethics, because this does not only deal vertically with producer’s responsibility, but also with existence of business activity itself. To put simply, mutual and harmonious relationship among involved parties in business activity will be constructed, if values of business ethics are held as fundamental source for their business practice.Keyword: ethics, business, human responsibility.

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Journal Info

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Millah

Publisher

Subject

Religion

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Millah: Journal of Religious Studies (E-ISSN: 2527-922X) is an international double-blind peer-review journal focusing on original research articles related to religious studies. The journal welcomes contributions on the following topics: Religious studies Islamic studies Christian studies Hindu ...