Document Type : REVIEW PAPER
Authors
1 Ma in Department of Islamic Studies, Al-Mustafa Open University, Qom, Iran
2 PhD Student in Department of English Language, Isalmic Azad university, Ahar, Iran
Abstract
This paper intends to give acquaintance of the Holy Quran perspectives on it rules. Customs plus societies are the points of focus in the paper with the aim of discovering their ideology of management. According to Muslims, natural belief, happiness and sorrow are to be the most important feelings in individuals and they must be experienced; hence, they need to be moderately managed. The Holy Quran provides various methods for managing human feelings. Muslims universally have a belief that the Quran is their ultimate source of knowledge. Muslims learn from the epistemology of the Quran how awareness is analyzed and managed. According to Islamic management, Islam not only covers the private life of individuals but also guides daily human activities (Fábos & Isotalo, 2014).
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