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The elemental root of creative and innovative thinking based on Islamic morality

Religious ethics have been viewed as a top-down system of moral severity that provides rigid restrictions rather than assistance for practical living. This paper aims to explore the elemental root of creative thought with respect to Islamic morality by exploring characteristic morals that support i...

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Main Authors: Awang Abd Rahman, Amilah, Embong, Rahimah, Hashim, Huda Afiqah
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Language:English
Published: 2021
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BJ Ethics
BJ1188 Religious ethics
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spelling my.iium.irep.991812022-08-03T03:06:37Z http://irep.iium.edu.my/99181/ The elemental root of creative and innovative thinking based on Islamic morality Awang Abd Rahman, Amilah Embong, Rahimah Hashim, Huda Afiqah BJ Ethics BJ1188 Religious ethics Religious ethics have been viewed as a top-down system of moral severity that provides rigid restrictions rather than assistance for practical living. This paper aims to explore the elemental root of creative thought with respect to Islamic morality by exploring characteristic morals that support innovative reasoning. It is discovered that the moral framework of the Qur’an entertains a wide spectrum of choices that affect human actions and development with regard to desirable and undesirable outcomes. An endless flux between a static status quo and dynamic change pushes us beyond levels of excellence for a more congruently cognizant life experience. The concept of morality expressed in the Qur’an is herein elevated to a conjoined creative realm with a generic connotation of ‘goodness’ with respect to ‘rights’ as a divinely targeted goal. This narrative therefore establishes that divine doctrines—commonly seen as straightforward, strict and static - can be divested of puritan fancies and then released to function well in realms that nurture divergent thought and enhance innovation. 2021-12-31 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://irep.iium.edu.my/99181/7/99181_The%20elemental%20root%20of%20creative%20and%20innovative.pdf Awang Abd Rahman, Amilah and Embong, Rahimah and Hashim, Huda Afiqah (2021) The elemental root of creative and innovative thinking based on Islamic morality. Germane: Global Jurnal of Educational Research & Management, 1 (4). pp. 193-209. E-ISSN 2805-4695 https://myedujournal.com/index.php/edugermane/article/view/92/96
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BJ1188 Religious ethics
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BJ1188 Religious ethics
Awang Abd Rahman, Amilah
Embong, Rahimah
Hashim, Huda Afiqah
The elemental root of creative and innovative thinking based on Islamic morality
description Religious ethics have been viewed as a top-down system of moral severity that provides rigid restrictions rather than assistance for practical living. This paper aims to explore the elemental root of creative thought with respect to Islamic morality by exploring characteristic morals that support innovative reasoning. It is discovered that the moral framework of the Qur’an entertains a wide spectrum of choices that affect human actions and development with regard to desirable and undesirable outcomes. An endless flux between a static status quo and dynamic change pushes us beyond levels of excellence for a more congruently cognizant life experience. The concept of morality expressed in the Qur’an is herein elevated to a conjoined creative realm with a generic connotation of ‘goodness’ with respect to ‘rights’ as a divinely targeted goal. This narrative therefore establishes that divine doctrines—commonly seen as straightforward, strict and static - can be divested of puritan fancies and then released to function well in realms that nurture divergent thought and enhance innovation.
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author Awang Abd Rahman, Amilah
Embong, Rahimah
Hashim, Huda Afiqah
author_facet Awang Abd Rahman, Amilah
Embong, Rahimah
Hashim, Huda Afiqah
author_sort Awang Abd Rahman, Amilah
title The elemental root of creative and innovative thinking based on Islamic morality
title_short The elemental root of creative and innovative thinking based on Islamic morality
title_full The elemental root of creative and innovative thinking based on Islamic morality
title_fullStr The elemental root of creative and innovative thinking based on Islamic morality
title_full_unstemmed The elemental root of creative and innovative thinking based on Islamic morality
title_sort elemental root of creative and innovative thinking based on islamic morality
publishDate 2021
url http://irep.iium.edu.my/99181/7/99181_The%20elemental%20root%20of%20creative%20and%20innovative.pdf
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