ISLAMIC PERSPECTIVE OF PUBLIC POLICY FORMULATION AND ADMINISTRATION: PAKISTAN’S CURRENT SITUATION AND SOLUTION
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This research aims to examine the fundamental principles of administration from an Islamic viewpoint. These foundational concepts of Islamic administration and governance have been gleaned from Primary sources of Law: the Quran and Sunnah. Also, the practicality of Islamic laws has also been examined from the era of the Pious Caliphate the contemporary Public policies, governance, and administrative system of Pakistan are influenced by the scope and applications of Islamic principles of administration, which are intricately linked to the principles of good governance. This relationship has garnered significant attention due to its potential to enhance the impact of public sector organizations’ and firms. At the pinnacle of the text, readers are presented with a discourse on the theoretical framework and pragmatic methodologies of administrative principles that can effectively address the obstacles encountered by organisations in the current epoch of internationalisation.
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Al-Quran, Ar-Ra’d – 2
Al-Quran, Ar-Ra’d – 2
Al-Quran, As-Sajdah – 5
Al-Quran, Al-Ahzab – 72
(Al-Quran, Al-Baqarah – 30)
Al-Quran, Aal e Imran – 159
Al-Quran, Ash-Shura – 38
Al-Quran, Al-Maidah – 8
Al-Quran, An-Nisa – 135
Al-Quran, An-Nisa – 42
Muslim
(Al-Quran, Al-Kahf – 49)
Al-Quran, Az-Zilzaal – 7-8
Al-Bidaayah wan-Nihaayah (6/305,306)
Sahih Bukhari, Book 57: Companions of the Prophet,
Sahih Muslim, Book 20: Kitab-al Imara (The Book of Government)
Al-Quran, Aal e Imran – 110
Muslim
Al-Quran, Al-Hujurat – 13
Masnud, Hadith no. 19774)
Al-Quran, Aal e Imran – 195
Al-Quran, Al-Ahzab – 35
Al-Quran, An-Nur – 55