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A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE CONCEPT OF INTENTION (NIYYAH) IN THE THEORY OF PLANNED BEHAVIOUR AND ISLAMIC JURISPRUDENCE
adaptation-eyeepistemologyfiqhislamjurisprudencepsychologysocial-psychologytheory-of-planned-behavior
This article compares the concept of intention (niyyah) in the Theory of Planned Behaviour (TPB) with its treatment in Islamic jurisprudence, assessing the capacity of TPB to reflect Islamic legal and spiritual dimensions. Using qualitative comparative analysis, it addresses four key questions conce
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