Course Syllabus
Human and nature in Islam
1.1 The creation of man
1.2 Elements of creation
1.3 The level of nafs
1.4 Wants and needs Components of database environment
Consumer behavior: the conventional perspective
2.1 Concept of consumer behavior
2.2 Customers vs consumers
2.3 Categories of Consumer
2.4 An Overview of The Buying Process
2.5 Consumer Behavior in Consumption Process
The consumer decision making process
3.1 Decision Making Process Model
3.2 Different Types of Decision-Making
3.3 Factors Affecting Consumer Behavior
3.4 Consumption in Economics
Consumer behavior: the Islamic perspective
4.1 Definition
4.2 Principles and objectives of Islamic consumer behavior
4.3 Importance of Consumption
4.4 Muslim Consumer Behavior
4.5 Factors Affecting Muslim Consumer
4.6 Islamic vs. Conventional – Consumer Behavior
4.7 Implications of Islamic Consumer Behavior
The concept of goods and services
5.1 Definition of goods and services
5.2 Characteristics of goods and services
5.3 Differentiation between goods and services
5.4 Categories of goods and services
5.5 Goods and services according to Islam
5.5.1 Free from riba
5.5.2 Free from maysir
5.5.3 Free from gharar
5.5.4 Free from pork
5.5.5 Free from khamr
5.5.6 Free from illicit
Islamic consumer ethics
6.1 Definition
6.2 Principal of The Islamic Consumer Ethics
6.3 The Basic Islamic Consumer Ethic
6.4 The Ethics of Consumption the Do’s
6.5 The Ethics of Consumption the Don’ts
Priority in Muslim Consumption
7.1 Dharuriyah, of Muslim Consumer Behavior
7.2 Hajiyat, of Muslim Consumer Behavior
7.3 Tahsiniah, of Muslim Consumer Behavior
7.4 Kamaliyat, of Muslim Consumer Behavior
7.5 Tarfihiyyah - prohibited for Muslim Behavior
The Institution of Hisbah and Government Intervention in Consumer Behavior
8.1 The History of Hisbah Institution
8.2 Objectives of Hisbah
8.3 Role of Hisbah
8.4 Government Intervention
8.5 Legislation/ Act
8.6 The Consumers Right
8.7 The Consumer Association
1.1 The creation of man
1.2 Elements of creation
1.3 The level of nafs
1.4 Wants and needs Components of database environment
Consumer behavior: the conventional perspective
2.1 Concept of consumer behavior
2.2 Customers vs consumers
2.3 Categories of Consumer
2.4 An Overview of The Buying Process
2.5 Consumer Behavior in Consumption Process
The consumer decision making process
3.1 Decision Making Process Model
3.2 Different Types of Decision-Making
3.3 Factors Affecting Consumer Behavior
3.4 Consumption in Economics
Consumer behavior: the Islamic perspective
4.1 Definition
4.2 Principles and objectives of Islamic consumer behavior
4.3 Importance of Consumption
4.4 Muslim Consumer Behavior
4.5 Factors Affecting Muslim Consumer
4.6 Islamic vs. Conventional – Consumer Behavior
4.7 Implications of Islamic Consumer Behavior
The concept of goods and services
5.1 Definition of goods and services
5.2 Characteristics of goods and services
5.3 Differentiation between goods and services
5.4 Categories of goods and services
5.5 Goods and services according to Islam
5.5.1 Free from riba
5.5.2 Free from maysir
5.5.3 Free from gharar
5.5.4 Free from pork
5.5.5 Free from khamr
5.5.6 Free from illicit
Islamic consumer ethics
6.1 Definition
6.2 Principal of The Islamic Consumer Ethics
6.3 The Basic Islamic Consumer Ethic
6.4 The Ethics of Consumption the Do’s
6.5 The Ethics of Consumption the Don’ts
Priority in Muslim Consumption
7.1 Dharuriyah, of Muslim Consumer Behavior
7.2 Hajiyat, of Muslim Consumer Behavior
7.3 Tahsiniah, of Muslim Consumer Behavior
7.4 Kamaliyat, of Muslim Consumer Behavior
7.5 Tarfihiyyah - prohibited for Muslim Behavior
The Institution of Hisbah and Government Intervention in Consumer Behavior
8.1 The History of Hisbah Institution
8.2 Objectives of Hisbah
8.3 Role of Hisbah
8.4 Government Intervention
8.5 Legislation/ Act
8.6 The Consumers Right
8.7 The Consumer Association
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1 : How to join this course?
A1 : To join this course, you just need to click this link https://ufuture.uitm.edu.my/home/course_detail.php?course=IMU253
Q2 : What is Islamic consumer behevior?
A2 : Islamic consumer behavior is a discipline that governed by Shariah which is derived from Islamic sources. Examples include lawful (halal) actions, moderation, and avoidance of extravagance, waste and miserliness.
A1 : To join this course, you just need to click this link https://ufuture.uitm.edu.my/home/course_detail.php?course=IMU253
Q2 : What is Islamic consumer behevior?
A2 : Islamic consumer behavior is a discipline that governed by Shariah which is derived from Islamic sources. Examples include lawful (halal) actions, moderation, and avoidance of extravagance, waste and miserliness.