2023
DOI: 10.1080/13603124.2023.2264257
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Architects of change: female Islamic school leaders in Australia & New Zealand

Claire Alkouatli,
Mohamed Abdalla,
Nezar Faris
et al.
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“…The qualitative research approach, employing the narrative method, unravels the positive impact of visionary development on human resources, with large-scale planning manifesting through short-, medium--, and long-term plans. The narrative takes an expansive turn as it highlights the development of multicultural Islamic educational institutions through student entrepreneurship, guided by ethical standards and responsive to evolving challenges (Alkouatli, 2023;Alkouatli et al, 2020;Böhm et al, 2022;Memon et al, 2021;Nurman et al, 2022). The theoretical framework, integrating APK from Ostrom and the PDCA cycle, underscores the dynamic nature of institutional development, necessitating the involvement of both human and non-human elements in the community.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The qualitative research approach, employing the narrative method, unravels the positive impact of visionary development on human resources, with large-scale planning manifesting through short-, medium--, and long-term plans. The narrative takes an expansive turn as it highlights the development of multicultural Islamic educational institutions through student entrepreneurship, guided by ethical standards and responsive to evolving challenges (Alkouatli, 2023;Alkouatli et al, 2020;Böhm et al, 2022;Memon et al, 2021;Nurman et al, 2022). The theoretical framework, integrating APK from Ostrom and the PDCA cycle, underscores the dynamic nature of institutional development, necessitating the involvement of both human and non-human elements in the community.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Businesses that uphold honesty are businesses that guarantee quality and future prospects. If the business carried out really upholds this, then the furniture business will no longer be doubted by those who want to buy quality goods or consumers to enjoy the products they want to use as daily necessities and to complement their home decoration (Alkouatli et al, 2023) A business person must be able to act honestly, both towards himself and towards others. Honesty must be realized, among other things, in the use of scales that do not differentiate between the interests of the seller and the buyer.…”
Section: Sharia Principles That Must Be Applied To Furniture Business...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Through understanding and appreciating the Tahlilan tradition, where Javanese people collectively involve themselves in carrying out ceremonies, the value of mutual cooperation is implemented as part of Islamic character education. Students are given the opportunity to learn about teamwork, caring for each other, and responsibility for the continuity of Islamic traditions amidst the richness of local culture [22]- [24]. Thus, the combination of values in the Tahlilan tradition makes a positive contribution to Islamic character education, forming individuals who not only have religious knowledge, but also noble social values, including the spirit of mutual cooperation [25]- [27].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%