Lessons from the Life of Imam Ali ( on leading )

2021.11.25 - 01:40
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  1. Select only the most qualified and honest individuals to serve – whether this is in governments, for jobs, or other roles and responsibilities. This hints at the fact that there is no place for nepotism in any part of life according to Islam. Imam Ali (as) emphasized that favouritism was a source of injustice.
  2. Ensure that staff are consulted on all decision-making, so that no unilateral decisions are made. This eliminates the risk of authoritarianism.
  3. Have a system of checks and balances that oversees all activities in government.
  4. Stay away from public property that others have equal rights to; do not take it for yourself or for your relatives.
  5. Acknowledge and appreciate the work of others, and give credit where it is due. This boosts morale and increases productivity, collaboration, and willingness to provide high quality work. There is much research being done today in the field of psychology demonstrating the effectiveness of leaders who adhere to this principle in yielding tangible results, both economically and socially!
 

 

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