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The ICLIF Leadership Competency Model (LCM): An Islamic Alternative - Hardcover
Author: Syed Muhammad Naquib al-Attas / Wan Mohd Nor Wan Daud
Publisher: IBFIM
ISBN: 9789670149462
Year: 2014
Pages: 247
Weight: 440g
We organized the hierarchy of Leadership Competencies according to their priority: Cognitive, Emotive, and Executive. This is so because in Islam, all serious and ethical human actions should be based on clear and true intellectual and conceptual understanding, grounded with sincerity of intention. Ethical actions are based on right and proper knowledge. Without such as a basis, serious actions cannot be properly articulated, defended, or effectively impelemtend in a sustainable manner, especially in the face of ignorance or other obstacles.
Throughout this document, we have attempeted, perhaps, for the first time, to bring out historical examples across the whole breadth of major Muslim historical periods such as that of the Prophet, the Rightly Guided Caliphs, the Umayyad and the Abbasid periods, the Ottomans adnt eh Safavids, the Mughals, and the Malay Sultanates of Indonesia and Malaysia.
Table of contents
1. Principles and Values
2. The Ethical Foundations of Leadership in Islam
3. Cognitive Competencies
4. Learning Tactics and Styles
5. Emotive Competencies
6. Executive Competencies
7. Derailment: The Loss of Adab
8. Talent Management
9. Customer Orientation
10. Case Studies
i. Sayyidina 'Ali's Letter to Malik b. Al-Ashtar upon the Latter's Installation as Governor of Egypt After the Escalation of Unrest During the Reign of His Predecessor, Muhammad Ibn Abi Bakr.
ii. 'Abd Al-Hamid's Epistle to The Secretaries.
iii.The Life of Ibn Sina: An Autobiography
iv. General Tahir bin Husin's LEtter to his son, the Governor Abdullah bin Tahir