Abstract
This paper basically aims to explore and introduce the opportunities of using Islamic
business ethics and regulations as a mechanism for resolving ethical quandaries in the
contemporary business world. The paper firstly introduces a practical approach for
Islamic business ethics that is identified by reviewing The Holy Qur’ān, Hadith.
Interviews are conducted with Islamic scholars to reason its applicability in the field of
supply chain and a comparative analysis is done through literature review of supply chain
ethics to demonstrate how Islamic business ethics could be implemented in order to
arrive at a moral judgment. The study is qualitative and conceptual in nature. The
findings of the study disclose that the similarities between Islamic and supply chain
ethics are tremendous. The findings of the study reveal the confirmatory pieces of
evidence to validate the roots of supply chain ethics in Islamic business ethics. This paper
provides systematic insights and a practical approach to the compatibility and
applicability of Islamic business ethics into supply chain ethics in order to improve the
overall performance of the supply chain. The similarities are being disclosed with a view
to incorporate them into supply chain ethics for effective supply chain management to
govern ethical decisions. The proposed structure and developments can help to resolve
ethical issues to enhance the supply chain performance by incorporating Islamic business
ethics into supply chain ethics. Its limitations are that some constructs from Islamic and
supply chain ethics may still have not been compared and can be researched in future.
Noor ul Ain, Asher Ramish. (2018) Supply Chain Management: An Islamic Business Ethics Perspective, Journal of Islamic Thought and Civilization, Volume VIII, Issue 1.
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