Work ethics: An Islamic prospective

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  • Muhammad Shakil Ahmad COMSATS Institute of Information Technology

Keywords:

Islamic work ethics, Organizational commitment, Job satisfaction, Human resource Management.

Abstract

Islamic principles completely cover all prospects of life including working in organization. The impact of management style used in an organization play an important role in employee commitment towards its work. This paper is an effort to explore impact of Islamic work ethic on human resource of organization including the prospective of work conflict, job satisfaction, job turn over, turnover intentions and organizational commitment. Data for current study was collected personally through questionnaires from 18 branches of seven banks of Pakistan who practices Islamic banking. In total, 150 Muslims employees were targeted as respondent of current study, while response rate was above 85%. Results show that there is significant impact of Islamic work ethics on organizational commitment, job satisfaction and rewards while Islamic work ethic has no significant relation with intention to quit job. Out of seven, only three hypotheses were fully supported, while two were partially supported, however number of rejected hypothesis were two. Islamic work ethics are source to built greater morale in employees resulting greater job satisfaction. Adopting Islamic work ethics improves organizational commitment, source of motivation as well as reduces the negative intentions of quitting job.

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Author Biography

Muhammad Shakil Ahmad, COMSATS Institute of Information Technology

Lecturerer

Department of Management Sciences

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Published

2011-02-08

How to Cite

Ahmad, M. S. (2011). Work ethics: An Islamic prospective. Journal of Human Sciences, 8(1), 850–859. Retrieved from https://j-humansciences.com/ojs/index.php/IJHS/article/view/1573

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Behavioral Sciences