Table 1.

Basic concept of CSR from the Qur’an

TypologyVerses in the Qur’anBasic concept
DivinityQ.S. Hud: 61, Thoha: 132, Al- Baqoroh: 163, Al- Insyirah: 8, Al-Anbiya: 25, Al- Ikhlas: 1–4, Al- Kahfi: 110, Ibrahim: 52, An-Nahl: 51, Az-Zumar: 4Allah is believed to be the supreme substance, one, creator, omniscient, determiner of destiny and judge of the universe
Unlimited powerQS. Al-Baqarah: 164, QS. Ali Imran: 26, 190, Qs Al A’raf: 146, QS. An Naba’: 17–20, QS. An-Naml: 61, QS. Luqman: 27, 31The power and majesty of allah SWT is too great and unlimited, covering all things in the heavens and the earth without limitation
Accountability and sincerityQS. At-Tahrim: 6, QS. Al- Mudassir: 38, QS. Al- Isra: 36, QS. Ash-Shaffat: 22–24, QS. Ghafir: 65, QS. Al-A’raf: 29, QS. Az-Zumar: 2Suggestions for the implementation of work carried out with trust and responsibility. Allah knows the obvious And the vague (vision, hearing and heart) and allah will ask him/her accountability in this world and the hereafter. Allah recommends that all actions be carried out with sincere intentions and the pleasure of allah alone
God’s natureAl-Baqarah: 29 and 284, Al- Fusshilat: 11, Al- Anbiya: 30 and 107, Hud: 7, Ali Imron: 190–191, Ad-Dhuha: 3 and 8, Al-Jatsiyah: 3 & 13, Al- Mujaadilah: 11, Al-Maidah: 120, Al-Hujurat: 13God creates and owns the heavens, the earth and everything in them
PeopleAli-Imron: 134, At-Taubah: 103, Al-Baqarah: 167 and 177, Al-Humazah: 1–4, Al- Hasyr: 7, At- Taqahaabun: 16. Al-Madinah: 2, Al-Qhasas: 77, Hud: 117–119, Thamrin: 6, Al- Hadid: 18, Al- Munafiqun: 10, al-Baqarah: 270– 271, 254, 261, At-Taubah: 103, Al-Maidah: 2Humans are created perfectly, have the right to develop biologically to obtain protection to grow and develop. Humans have logic and reason to process and manage this universe to meet various needs
EnvironmentAl-Baqarah: 205, Ar-Rum: 41, Al-Baqarah: 11, 12, 204, Al-Furqan: 48–49, Al- Maidah: 32, Al-A’raf: 56, 85, Al-Qhasas: 77, Al-The environment was created by God for human that needs to be managed in a balanced, harmony, healthy and sustainable manner
EconomicAl-Hujurat: 13, Huud: 85, Annisak: 58, Al-A’raf: 85, Al-Isra: 35, Al-Qashash: 77, Al-Baqarah: 30 & 172, Al-Hasyr: 7Suggestions for good muamalah to meet both physical and spiritual needs both individually and in groups to achieve happiness in the world and the hereafter
Human rightsAl-Baqarah: 36, Al-A’raf: 24, Al- Isro’: 70, Al- Hujurat: 10 and 11, Al-Maidah: 48 Al-Kafirun: 1–6, Al-Yunus: 40–41, Al- Muntahanah: 8Suggestions to recognize human rights, be tolerant, respect differences as their innate nature. Human rights consist of three forms, namely, al-istiqrar, al- istimta’ and al-karamah
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