This study examines healthcare security measures during the Umayyad era, including therapeutic and preventive for individuals, communities, environment. The era saw a focus on medicine doctors, establishment of hospitals, allocation departments elderly infectious diseases. emphasizes importance personal hygiene, cleanliness, avoiding harmful foods. caliphs prioritized health their subjects, peo...

Human nature is a gift from God that must be well-developed. Sufistic counselling an alternative to developing human nature. The purpose of this study explain the importance in research method used literature with qualitative approach. Data collection techniques using study.Data analysis technique content analysis. results show as approach can help develop well solve various problems faced by S...

Business and trade is one of the basic necessities human life; without it, life unfinished. It difficult to imagine a civilized humane society where there no or business existed .One can also envisage how essential important from Quranic verses hadiths related business. The Islamic jurists have worked hard deduce solutions trade; their work only be recognized by understanding books on economics...

The rule of law means the government must operate based on principles law. is significant for good governance and sustainable development. For this reason, all States need to improve aspect in their governments. Muslim may motivation from religion itself, order cater need, article discusses Islamic sources reference, including verses Qur’ān, practice saying Prophet Muḥammad (s.a.w.), his Rightl...

This library research analyzes the word Nisā` in al-Qur'an, which describes women’s domestic roles and standards of social piety Islamic view. It uses philosophical-hermeneutical approach theory to analyze data. results three main findings: First, Islam manifests responsibility as God's caliphs on earth. Second, one description is by use repeatedly different verses surahs al-Qur'an. The last, d...

The ‘Abb®sid caliphs al-Ma’m‚n and al-Mu‘ta◊im, who between them reigned from 198 to 227 A.H. (813-842 A.D.) are best-known to historians of philosophy for two things. First, they supported a massive translation project that had already begun in the previous century with al-Ma’m‚n’s grandfather, al-Man◊‚r. The result was that many of the most important works of Greek philosophy and science were...