THE POLITICAL IDEOLOGY OF PROPHET MUHAMMAD (PBUH) AND HIS LEADERSHIP MANAGEMENT: CHALLENGES AND APPLICATION IN THE MUSLIM WORLD.
1. Khan Md Abdus Subhan PhD in Management, Limkokwing University of Creative Technology (LUCT), Malaysia 2. Abul Kalam Azad PhD in Management, Limkokwing University of Creative Technology (LUCT), Malaysia 3. Rabeya Bushra Master’s Student, Islamic Thought and Civilization (ISTAC) International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM)
Keywords:
Muhammad (pbuh), Leadership, challenges, Political Ideology .Abstract
In this 21st century it’s very difficult to maintain the Islamic perspective leadership with Islamic ideology. This problem not only in Muslim country but also all over the world. in this study will find out the challenges for increasing Islamic leadership management with Islamic ideology. By deep learning will find out the problems and solutions, research objective -questions. Here will use two theories and conceptual framework were developing for the study, even choose deductive research approach for this study. Seven hypotheses were developed for this study. Descriptive research design chosen and will conduct quantitative research method for this study maintain with research ethics. The research survey will conduct by online and twenty questions will have prepared with one to five Likert scale, will face validity conduct for standardized the questions, simple random sampling (probability sampling) will use, survey geography is Dhaka city area, Bangladeshi Islamic organizations employees, sample size will 200. Data will analyst by SPSS 23.00 and Smart PLS 3.3.3 software version. Before the final test will conduct the pilot, test, and find out the accurate results for the study.
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