Peran Nilai-Nilai Islam dalam Kewirausahaan Sosial: Studi Komparatif Pengusaha Muslim dan Non-Muslim
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This research explores the role of Islamic values in social entrepreneurship by comparing the ethos, motivations, and practices of Muslim and non-Muslim entrepreneurs. The aim is to understand how religious beliefs influence entrepreneurial behavior in the context of creating positive social change. This research uses qualitative methods with case studies on Muslim and non-Muslim entrepreneurs involved in various fields of social entrepreneurship. Data were collected through in-depth interviews and participant observation. The results showed that Islamic values such as justice, generosity, and social responsibility play an important role in motivating and guiding Muslim entrepreneurs in their activities. Muslim entrepreneurs have a strong commitment to helping communities and creating positive social change. However, there are some differences in ethos and practice between Muslim and non-Muslim entrepreneurs. Muslim entrepreneurs are more likely to emphasize the importance of business ethics and moral values in running their business. This research makes an important contribution to understanding the role of religion in social entrepreneurship. The results of this study show that Islamic values can be a source of inspiration and motivation for Muslim entrepreneurs to create positive social change.
Keywords : Social Entrepreneurship, Islamic Values, Business Ethics, Motivation, Social Change.
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