Article
LANDASAN FILOSOFIS MANAJEMEN STRATEGI ISLAM
Journal Publicuho, Vol. 9 No. 1 (2026), hlm. 201–210
Abstrak
This paper examines the philosophical foundations of Islamic Strategic Management (ISM), encompassing the values of monotheism, morality, and spirituality as the primary basis for formulating, implementing, and evaluating organisational strategies. Unlike conventional strategic management, which focuses on material gain and competitive advantage, ISM places the pleasure of Allah as its highest priority. This paper utilises a literature review method, examining various primary and secondary sources related to the ISM concept. The results indicate that ISM has a unique managerial structure founded on the principles of monotheism, a world-and-the-after orientation, the motivation of seeking Allah's will, the value of obedience (ubudiyah), and the awareness of ihsaniyah (goodness). ISM also emphasises four stages of strategic management: ahdaf (planning), tatbiq (implementation), muhasabah (evaluation), and ar-riqabah (supervision). The integration of the four main principles of justice, trustworthiness, deliberation, and ihsan makes ISM a management approach that is not only effective but also ethical and sustainable from a sharia perspective.