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    The document discusses green government from an Islamic perspective. It outlines the philosophical and theological foundations for green governance, including moving from predestination to free will and from theory to action. Core Islamic values that support green policy are identified as cleanliness, social welfare, harmony, naturalness, peace, and justice. The implications for technical areas like education, community engagement, and digital advancement are also covered. The author is introduced as an expert in the field with experience researching and teaching on green governance internationally.

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    GREEN GOVERNMENT

    IN ISLAMIC
    PERSPECTIVE
    MUHAMMAD AZHAR
    MEANING

    • ​The Ministry of Civil Service is establishing a new


    building according to the standards of green buildings as
    the ministry aims to reduce the overall impacts of the
    environment on human health and natural environment,
    through the usage of energy, water, and other resources
    efficiently.
    PHILOSOPHICAL PERSPECTIVE

    • School of Thought:
    • 1. Determinism (Jabariyyah)/trancendental
    • 2. Indeterminism (Qadariyyah)/rationalistic
    • 3. Transformational (Social change-taqwiyyah al-ijtima’iyyah)
    • 4. Scientific approach
    THEOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE (HASSAN HANAFI)

    • 1. from God to Land


    • 2. from Eternity to Time
    • 3. from Predestination to Free will
    • 4. from Authority to Reason
    • 5. from Theory to Action
    • 6. from Charisma to Mass-participation
    • 7.  from Soul to Body
    • 8. from Eschatology to Futurology
    ISLAMIC VALUES AND PRINCIPLES

    • Clean (al-thaharah)
    • Good impact (al-mashlahah)
    • Harmony and good sinergy (al-ansijam)
    • Green (al-jamil)
    • Natural (al-thabi’iy)
    • Peace (al-salam)
    • Justice (al-‘adalah)
    NEXT ACTION

    • Tasharruf al-imam manuthun bi al-mashlalah


    • Tanzhif al-ardl
    • Taqwiyyah al-mujtama’
    • Nazhafat al-hawa’
    • Amr at-thabi’iy
    • Nasyr as-salam
    • Al-biruqrathiyat wa as-syarikah al-mas’ulah
    • As-shihat al-’ammah
    • Al-mas’uliyat al-’ammah
    TECHNICAL IMPLICATION

    • 1. Mindset change (philosophical-theological)


    • 2. New curriculum (link and match with the global trend and Indonesian government/bureaucracy)
    • 3. New textbook
    • 4. New approaches and methods
    • 5. Advocation
    • 6. Digital improvement
    • 7. Millennial community
    CV

    • Prof. Dr. Muhammad Azhar, MA.: Lecturer at Islamic Religion Faculty & Doctoral Program, Postgraduate of UNIVERSITAS
    MUHAMMADIYAH YOGYAKARTA, Indonesia. Member of Majelis Tarjih and Tajdid, PP Muhammadiyah. Member of Presidium
    LARI (Lingkar Akademisi Reformis Indonesia). Member of Asosiasi Program Pascasarjana PTM in Indonesia and Global
    Illuminator (Malaysia).
    • His work has been presented in TURKEY (Istanbul), SOUTH KOREA (Seoul), JAPAN (Osaka, Kyoto), CHINA (Beijing), UAE
    (Dubai), HONG KONG, TAIWAN (Taipei).
    He also conducted comparative studies, research and academic trips in AUSTRALIA (Melbourne, Sydney), THAILAND (Bangkok,
    Chiang Mai), MALAYSIA (Kuala Lumpur, Johor Baru), BRUNEI, SINGAPORE, MACAO, SAUDI ARABIA (Mecca, Medina),
    IRAN (Tehran, Qom, Isfahan, Mashhad), SPAIN 2021 (Madrid, Cordova-al-Hambra, Barcelona), AMSTERDAM 2021, USA (Ohio),
    2022.
    •  (25 books and 8 international journals)
    • 1. SCOPUS ID : 57205557733
    • 2.GOOGLE SCHOLAR:
    • https://scholar.google.co.id/citations?user=n3yPDyQAAAAJ&hl=id
    • 2.SINTA DIKTI: 5976032
    • 3.ORCHID :https://orcid.org/0000-0002-7846-3203
    • 4.ACADEMIA:https://fkikumy.academia.edu/MuhammadAzhar/Papers
    • 5. Handphone: 0813.9318.8598
    • 6. Email : muazar@yahoo.com

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