Course Overview
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Course Synopsis
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This course helps the students to develop their behavior to conduct business activities in an ethical ways. The students will be able to learn positive and negative things /acts and their effects. The students will also be able to learn how to conduct a business and a simple activity according to Islam.
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Course Learning Outcomes
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At the end of this course student will be able to:
- Understand the basics of ethics in Islam
- Comprehend the relationship of good and bad deeds
- Understand the difference of Halal and Haram
- Know about corruption free nations and corrupt nations
- Understand the importance of ethics not only in business but also in every field of life.
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Course Calendar
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2
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Ethical theory and Islamic Ethics
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5
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Efficiency, innovation and ethics
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9
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Organization’s environment
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11
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Riba and Banking (Continued)
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12
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Gambling and Insurance
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13
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Gambling and Insurance (Continued)
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18
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Haram and Halal Products
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19
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Haram and Halal Products (continued)
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20
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Religious obligations of employees
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21
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Issues in marketing and selling
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22
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Issues in marketing and selling (Continued )
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23
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Issues in Finance, Accounting and HRM
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24
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Issues in Finance, Accounting and HRM (Continued)
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25
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Corporate social responsibility
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26
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Corporate social responsibility (Continued)
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27
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When things go wrong: Whistle Blowing
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28
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Peculiar issues of some businesses
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29
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Peculiar issues of some professions
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30
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Peculiar issues of some professions (Continued )
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31
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What makes individuals corrupt?
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32
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What makes individuals corrupt? (continued )
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33
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What make individual corrupt ? (continued)
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34
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Common feature of corrupt nations and corrupt free nation
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35
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Common feature of corrupt nations and corrupt free nation (Continued)
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36
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Human Rights and Islam
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38
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What should the state do?
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41
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Least corruption free nations
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43
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Approved business conduct in muslim literature
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44
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Disapproved business conduct in Muslim literature
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45
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Disapproved business conduct in Muslim literature (Continued )
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