Islamic civilisation as saviour of mankind: how to reconstruct it from accounting, business, economics and finance perspectives in 2025 KENMS Ibadah camp

This book brings together diverse chapters written by KENMS scholars, each exploring how accounting, business, economics, and finance can serve as instruments of civilisational renewal. The chapters illustrate that Islamic civilisation cannot be rebuilt through slogans or nostalgia. Instead, it requires disciplined knowledge, ethical leadership, spiritually informed decision-making, and institutions rooted in Tawhidic epistemology. Through reflections on justice, integrity, governance, social protection, leadership ethics, maqāṣid al-sharī‘ah, and professional excellence, this book positions KENMS not only as an academic faculty but as an incubator of ummatic renewal. The Ibadah Camp itself serves as a living laboratory for this reconstruction process—integrating worship, learning, teamwork, reflection, and community-building. The programme demonstrated that spiritual devotion and professional responsibility are not separate paths but a single integrated trajectory toward mardhatillah. The contributors to this volume have thoughtfully translated the camp’s vision into scholarly insights and practical pathways that can guide individuals, institutions, and society.