An Islamic perspective on food security management

Abstract

Islamic regulation has a balanced management approach to food management and towards attaining sustainable food security. This approach includes many social, spiritual, resource supply, security, and institutionally-related perspectives. If harmonization between Allah's' orders and Moslem behavior was maintained, either within or outside an Islamic state, food security would already be happening, succeeding, and sustaining, regardless of time or space. An institutional structure to maintain this harmonization with regard to food security management in an Islamic State was proposed, including three interconnected departments responsible for interrelated administration and duties: a Moslem Treasury Department, Department of Food Reserves, and Department of Social Affairs. The three departments would be governed by a Moslem Council of Consultants. A thorough discussion of the Islamic view of food security and related water policy implications was presented including the leading rules and specifications, the administrative aspects required, procedures used and guiding directions for proper development and planning. •• I

Crisis and disaster management for halal tourism: a systematic review

“…After implementing the victims’ counseling strategies, the most important things to do are to evaluate the strategies, they are as follows: Monitoring, Islam teaches to continue to introspect and carry out monitoring as stated in Sura 21:61 (Haddad, 2012, p. 133). Monitoring can be conducted by evaluating the strategic plans that have been carried out in the crisis management formation and implementation.…”

“…Monitoring, Islam teaches to continue to introspect and carry out monitoring as stated in Sura 21:61 (Haddad, 2012, p. 133). Monitoring can be conducted by evaluating the strategic plans that have been carried out in the crisis management formation and implementation.…”

“…The existence of Islamic insurance will minimize the financial risk owing to disasters. Protecting the environment. Islam teaches to protect the environment wherever we are (Haddad, 2012). Protecting the environment not only reduces the potential risk of disasters but also increases tourists’ visits, such as maintaining the beauty of the environments around the destination areas.…”

The Research of Islamic Sustainable Urbanization in the Issue of Urban Poor to Achieve Food Security in Malaysia Work

“…The implementation of zakat in every state, as it is in Malaysia has successfully shown that the need for basic food needs is met and at the same time their food security is guaranteed. The assistance given is in the form of physical food and financial assistance monthly or occasionally [45]. Although it is not sustainable for the recipients, this effort can help urban poor to achieve food security.…”

Seeking a consensus: water management principles from the monotheistic scriptures

“…Siler (2008) discussed approaches to water management in the monotheistic religions, with a focus on Islam. Compared with the other monotheistic faiths, much has been written on water management from a purely Islamic perspective (Abderrahman, 2000;Amery, 2001;Faruqui et al, 2001;Bin Muhammad et al, 2010;Haddad, 2012). Naff & Dellapenna (2002) evaluated the consensus between secular water law and Islamic water law.…”