Organisational Development (Macro) Further comparison between Islamic management and the conventional ones are its organisation or society development. Islamic management promotes the idea of
‘al adl wa’l
-ihsan
(justice, equilibrium and beneficence). It means doing things in a proportionate manner, avoiding extremes, at a more metaphysical level, equilibrium, or embracing harmony in the universe (Beekun & Badwi, 2005). In Islamic management worldview, there is no prohibition by Allah on the accumulation of wealth and in fact He promises to reward person whom work hard in changing his faith. However, wealth must be accumulated in a noble manner in accordance with the
tawhid
and
khilafah
concept to generate more capital and later help the society. Every wealth accumulated by permissible way (
halal
) will be rewarded more (
barakah
) as it is based on
taqwa
and
tawakkal
(trust in Allah). Further, one shall note that homoislamicus idea on maximization of utility in Islam is always subject to
islah
(struggle for excellent). This means that even Islam aims at
falah
, it does not disregard the worldly matter as it requires its followers to work hard and struggle for excellence. Efforts made can be one of the way and mechanism for individuals to attain
falah
. Hence, Islamic worldview aims at achieving balance between wealth accumulations and the hereafter.