Guidelines of
Entrepreneurship in the
Islamic
Entrepreneurial
activity is considered
as an IBADAT
- Entrepreneurs have an
obligation to perform the
duties to Allah as long as
they alive, such as prayers,
fasting, and so on.
- Also, entrepreneurs must
have a wide knowledge
about the prohibited
practices related to
business such as riba and
gharar
-create products which will
remain for long period, so
the entrepreneurs will
rewarded until hereafter
Entrepreneurship from
Islamic perspective
- Provide job opportunities
and career development for
the society
- enhance the social life
and national economic by
giving charity and Zakat.
- The business strategy and
planning must be in line
with Islamic law.
- The entrepreneurs have to
equip them entities with
good manner related to
Islamic (Akhlaq)
Through
entrepreneurship,
entrepreneurs have
opportunity to achieve
Alfalah through;
- make life more better
through creating new
products.
According to Islam
9/10 of sources of
income derived by
business activities