Conceptual Pattern of Strategic Thinking in Business from the Viewpoint of Imam Ali (A.S.) in Nahjolbalagheh

Title Conceptual Pattern of Strategic Thinking in Business from the Viewpoint of Imam Ali (A.S.) in Nahjolbalagheh
Author aliasghar shirepaz ; Mirza Hassan Husseini ; Mohammad Mahmoudi Meymand ; mohammadtaghi amini
Publication Date: 1393-08
Subject ethics, imam ali (a.s.), nahjolbalagheh, strategic thinking
Type Periodical
Language Persian
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Library: University of Toronto
Library Asset ID ISSN: 2345-6698, EISSN: 2588-4697
Record ID cdi_doaj_primary_oai_doaj_org_article_7d2119983c924f4b839c7d91520646b0
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Date 1393-08
Notes Numerous management papers emphasizes the importance of strategic thinking among managers, but the issue that has been paid less attention is the link between strategic thinking and values. This link connects moralities with business logic. This paper aims at illustrating and defining conceptual framework for the explanation of connection between ethics and strategic thinking. Based on content analysis method, this research paper examines concepts concerning business in Nahjolbalagheh. It attempts to extract central ideas implied in that noteworthy Islamic source. By evaluating their significance and frequency, these ideas will be our guide for understanding the connection between ethic and strategic thinking. In the model derived from the Nahjolbalagheh, Imam Ali (A.S.) based on a transcendental attitude gives business divine approach along with materialistic one. The model presents ethical indices influencing business by focusing on basic indices of business. It demonstrates thinking criteria in business according to the Nahjolbalagheh. Efficiency of strategic thinking requires presentation of the model that shows the criteria of business strategic in a perfect interaction with moral values and includes ethical content associates with a well-defined process.
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Conceptual Pattern of Strategic Thinking in Business from the Viewpoint of Imam Ali (A.S.) in Nahjolbalagheh

Author aliasghar shirepaz ; Mirza Hassan Husseini ; Mohammad Mahmoudi Meymand ; mohammadtaghi amini
Publication Date 1393-08
Subject ethics, imam ali (a.s.), nahjolbalagheh, strategic thinking
Type Periodical
Language Persian
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Library University of Toronto
Library Asset ID ISSN: 2345-6698, EISSN: 2588-4697
Record ID cdi_doaj_primary_oai_doaj_org_article_7d2119983c924f4b839c7d91520646b0
Library Location Directory of Open Access Journals
Date 1393-08
Notes Numerous management papers emphasizes the importance of strategic thinking among managers, but the issue that has been paid less attention is the link between strategic thinking and values. This link connects moralities with business logic. This paper aims at illustrating and defining conceptual framework for the explanation of connection between ethics and strategic thinking. Based on content analysis method, this research paper examines concepts concerning business in Nahjolbalagheh. It attempts to extract central ideas implied in that noteworthy Islamic source. By evaluating their significance and frequency, these ideas will be our guide for understanding the connection between ethic and strategic thinking. In the model derived from the Nahjolbalagheh, Imam Ali (A.S.) based on a transcendental attitude gives business divine approach along with materialistic one. The model presents ethical indices influencing business by focusing on basic indices of business. It demonstrates thinking criteria in business according to the Nahjolbalagheh. Efficiency of strategic thinking requires presentation of the model that shows the criteria of business strategic in a perfect interaction with moral values and includes ethical content associates with a well-defined process.
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