Islam

Socially, the Islamic culture is oriented toward collectivism, placing less emphasis on individual initiative or action. Islamic social culture tends to foster cooperative relationships among and between members, particularly within the context of family. This ethic runs through social, familial, and work aspects of socialization. Islamic culture accepts a significant power distance between, for example, a work and a manager or company owner or a family member and the head of the family. Such a power distance suggests that leaders make decisions because of status, but also that responses of workers or lower-level family members tend to be relatively automatic and exhibit a high degree of cooperation. Unconventional behavior is not accepted well in Islamic culture. Conformity and

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