Manajemen tanggung jawab sosial perusahaan (csr) dalam perspektif ekonomi islam

Abstract

Corporate Social Responsibility, or CSR, is about how a company handles the social and environmental effects that come from its business operations. From the Islamic economics viewpoint, CSR is not just seen as a company's duty to society, but also as a moral and spiritual duty to Allah SWT. This article looks at how CSR management is understood and applied from the viewpoint of Islamic economics, with a focus on key Islamic business ethics like fairness, reliability, truthfulness, and care for society. The study used a literature review method with a descriptive qualitative approach, looking at different academic journals and writings related to CSR, Islamic economics, and Islamic banking. The results show that managing corporate social responsibility in Islamic economics follows the principles of maqashid sharia, which focus on balancing economic goals with social well-being. Doing CSR based on Islamic values like zakat, social programs, protecting the environment, and having good corporate governance can build more trust from the public and help a business stay successful over time. So, from an Islamic economics viewpoint, CSR isn't just about making profit.It also works to improve the well-being of everyone and help the economy grow in a lasting way.