The Leadership of Ibu Soko Based on the Framework of Inculcation of Islamic Values Policy

This study aims to examine the leadership of Ibu Soko based on the conceptual framework of the Policy on the Application of Islamic Values in Administration, introduced by the Malaysian government in 1985. As a female leader in the Adat Perpatih community, Ibu Soko plays a significant role in promoting the well-being and harmony of society. This policy seeks to incorporate Islamic principles into governance and the lives of Malaysians. The objective of this study is to identify the Islamic values present in the leadership of Ibu Soko as a female leader within the Adat Perpatih community administration. This study employs an interview method. The findings indicate that all 11 values outlined in the policy on the application of Islamic values in administration introduced by the government have been practiced and adopted by Ibu Soko in their leadership roles. This proves that Islamic values have long been embedded in the leadership practices of Ibu Soko. As leaders, they play a vital role in shaping a harmonious, just, and prosperous society by instilling Islamic values in all aspects of governance. In conclusion, leadership that incorporates Islamic values can build an administration that is not only efficient but also promotes social justice, honesty, community welfare, peace and security, and balanced development. Indirectly, this can serve as a model in producing capable leaders who bring well-being to the people and future generations.