Self Regulation in Construction Industry; Tacing the Conceptual Islamic Farmework
The emergence of self-regulation as a mode of regulatory mechanism has in fact spread to being an important dimension in regulating various industries. Despite some reservations on the part of the industries’ stakeholders on the advantages of self-regulation, self-regulatory mechanisms are capable...
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my-unisza-ir.48842022-01-26T02:42:13Z http://eprints.unisza.edu.my/4884/ Self Regulation in Construction Industry; Tacing the Conceptual Islamic Farmework Zuhairah Ariff, Abd Ghadas Wan Izzat, Wan Ahmad Ainul Jariah, Maidin BP Islam. Bahaism. Theosophy, etc K Law (General) The emergence of self-regulation as a mode of regulatory mechanism has in fact spread to being an important dimension in regulating various industries. Despite some reservations on the part of the industries’ stakeholders on the advantages of self-regulation, self-regulatory mechanisms are capable to attract private actors to self-regulate. Industry self-regulation is not a foreign practice in Islam and it is spread out in various operational fields. This paper aims to assess the role of the hisbah institution in ensuring ethical practices on the part of the professionals. The aim is to correct the erroneous impression that the institution is meant only to serve spiritual and social purposes in the society devoid of economic contribution. A literature review approach is adopted to describe the economic dimension of the institution and its specific role in ensuring that businesses are conducted in line with Islamic ethics. The concepts of self-regulation promoted by Islamic law that has been adopted to regulate the economic sector and market principles is analysed to propose a framework for industry self-regulation based on the principles of Islamic law. This paper attempts to fill the vacuum in the contemporary literature on the role of hisbah in promoting accountability in the Muslim societies. 2014-12 Article PeerReviewed text en http://eprints.unisza.edu.my/4884/1/FH02-FLAIR-15-03147.pdf Zuhairah Ariff, Abd Ghadas and Wan Izzat, Wan Ahmad and Ainul Jariah, Maidin (2014) Self Regulation in Construction Industry; Tacing the Conceptual Islamic Farmework. Journal od Islamic Law Review, 10 (2). pp. 379-397. ISSN 0973-2918 http://erep.unisza.edu.my/2786/ |
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The emergence of self-regulation as a mode of regulatory mechanism has in fact spread to being an important dimension in regulating various industries.
Despite some reservations on the part of the industries’ stakeholders on the
advantages of self-regulation, self-regulatory mechanisms are capable to attract
private actors to self-regulate. Industry self-regulation is not a foreign practice
in Islam and it is spread out in various operational fields. This paper aims to
assess the role of the hisbah institution in ensuring ethical practices on the
part of the professionals. The aim is to correct the erroneous impression that
the institution is meant only to serve spiritual and social purposes in the
society devoid of economic contribution. A literature review approach is
adopted to describe the economic dimension of the institution and its specific
role in ensuring that businesses are conducted in line with Islamic ethics.
The concepts of self-regulation promoted by Islamic law that has been adopted
to regulate the economic sector and market principles is analysed to propose a
framework for industry self-regulation based on the principles of Islamic law.
This paper attempts to fill the vacuum in the contemporary literature on the
role of hisbah in promoting accountability in the Muslim societies. |
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Self Regulation in Construction Industry; Tacing the Conceptual Islamic Farmework |
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Self Regulation in Construction Industry; Tacing the Conceptual Islamic Farmework |
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Self Regulation in Construction Industry; Tacing the Conceptual Islamic Farmework |
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