Islamic Operations Management

1. Operations Management from Islamic Perspective: An Overview 2. Leadership Role in Enhancing Efficiency and Effectiveness in Organizational Operations: An Islamic Perspective 3. Production Management: An Islamic Perspective 4. Operations of Halal Logistic Services 5. Continuous Improvement of Human Factors in Operations Management from an Islamic Perspective 6. Continuous Improvement from Islamic Epistemological Perspectives 7. Development of Total Quality Management from Conventional and Islamic Perspectives 8. Total Quality Management: An Islamic Perspective 9. Management of the Islamic Supply Chain to Achieve Sustainable Development: Myth or Reality? 10. Factors Influencing Sustainable Halal Supply Chain Management: An Islamic Viewpoint 11. Islamic Ethics of Solid Waste Management for Environmental Sustainability: A Review 12. Operation of Halal Tourism Products and Services: Non-Muslim Perspective 13. Operation of Halal Supply Chain Management: Challenges, Opportunities, and Strategies 14. The Concept of Sustainability from the Perspectives of Islam 15. Blockchain-Based Halal Traceability System Adoption for Halal Food Supply Chains: An Exploratory Study in Malaysia and Indonesia as Emerging Halal Markets 16. Evaluating Hotels Operations for Halal Certification 17. Avoiding Organizational Failure: The Role of Muslim Senior Managers 18. Supply Chain Management Accounting in Shari'ah-Compliant Firms: A Conceptual Framework 19. Operations of Halal Tourism: Issues and Challenges 20. Islamic Management Practices: An-Nur Specialist Hospital 21. Problems and Prospects of Adopting Halal Logistics: A Study on Bangladesh 22. Revitalization of Shari’ah- Compliant Hospital Operation: A Malaysian Perspective 23. Empowering Female Doctors for Sustainable Health Management in Bangladesh: A Spiritual Perspective

Rafikul Islam obtained his PhD in operations research from the Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur, in 1996. Presently he is working as Professor at the Department of Business Administration, International Islamic University Malaysia. He is a recipient of the Best Researcher Award at the faculty level and Quality Research Award at the university level. Islam has published over 100 articles in international referred journals and 18 students have completed their PhDs under his supervision. He has also authored nine books. His research areas include multiple criteria decision-making, operations, and quality management.
Suhaiza Zailani received her MSc and PhD in management science from Lancaster University, England, United Kingdom, in 1995 and 1998, respectively. She is Professor of supply chain at the Faculty of Business and Economics, Universiti Malaya. She has published more than 150 papers in various citation indexed journals on operations management, particularly in Institute for Scientific Information (ISI)-based and Scopus journals, for example, International Journal of Operations Management; International Journal of Production Economics; International Journal of Production Research; Supply Chain Management: An International Journal; Journal of Cleaner Production; Resource, Cycling and Reservation Journal; Sustainable Development; International Journal of Physical Distribution Logistics Management; and International Journal of Logistics Management.
Selim Ahmed is Professor and Head of the Business School at World University of Bangladesh. He obtained his PhD in Quality Management from International Islamic University Malaysia in 2016. His PhD research title was “Lean Six Sigma and Its Effect on Quality Performance in Malaysian Hospitals”. He has published several books, chapters, and many articles in top peer-reviewed journals. He is the Section Editor, Consulting Editor, Associate Editor, Article Editor, Guest Editor, Editorial Advisory Board Member, and reviewer of many peer-reviewed journals. His research area includes quality management, service management, healthcare management, organizational behavior, human resource management, and so on.