Minhajul Islam Ukil, Abdullah Almashayekhi, Muhammad Shariat Ullah
Purpose While compassionate and morally motivated people are theorised to be more likely to engage in activities that contribute to the social good, the literature provides contradictory evidence regarding the role of empathy and moral obligation in building social entrepreneurial intention (SEI). T...
Minhajul Islam Ukil, Ehsanul Islam Ukil, Muhammad Shariat Ullah, Abdullah Almashayekhi
Purpose Islam describes business as a legitimate means of halal income. However, little is known about what attracts people towards Islamic entrepreneurship or halalpreneurship. By applying the theory of planned behaviour, this study aims to contribute to this underexplored area by investigating the...
Minhajul Islam Ukil, Abdullah Almashayekhi
Entrepreneurship is inherently characterised by immense uncertainty. Thereby, fear becomes an obvious experience and poses a significant threat to entrepreneurial intention (EI). This study aimed to extend this understanding by exploring how specific fears, such as fear of career uncertainty and fea...