Artikel ini membincangkan konsep voluntourism sebagai pendekatan pelancongan berimpak sosial yang menggabungkan kesukarelawanan dan pembelajaran berasaskan pengalaman. Ia menyorot peranan universiti, penglibatan komuniti setempat serta impak dua hala kepada pelajar dan masyarakat dalam menyokong pembangunan lestari.
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VirtuPreneur is a digital incubator that blends Islamic ethics with modern technology to guide aspiring entrepreneurs. Through VR/AR learning, Shariah-compliant tools, and AI-driven mentorship, it empowers users to build ethical, sustainable businesses and strengthens the global Islamic finance ecosystem.
Examines AUHW through human - environment relations. Natural resources are abundant but must be used responsibly. Islam forbids waste and commands lawful, balanced use. Concludes that faith, moderated desire, responsible consumption, and ethical resource use prevent unlimited wants.
Explores AUHW through human relations. Desire intensity influences consumption: restrained desires align needs with Shariah, while uncontrolled desires lead to excess. Society reflects varied consumption levels, basic to luxury, yet Islam warns against extravagance beyond necessity.
Introduces the concept of Unlimited Human Wants in Islamic economics and contrasts it with Islamic worldview (tasawur). It highlights that faith (iman) shapes human consumption, where strong faith guides wants within ethical limits, while weak faith drives excessiveness.
