Implementation of Islamic Business Ethics: A Case Study of Agung Karya Printing Company

Abstract

This study aims to analyze the implementation of Islamic business ethics at Percetakan Agung Karya as a practical reflection of the Islamic economic system in the modern era. Using a qualitative approach through interviews and observations, the research reveals that applying Islamic business ethics not only benefits the company internally but also generates positive social impacts for the surrounding community. Percetakan Agung Karya emphasizes values such as honesty, transparency, and social responsibility, demonstrated through the use of high-quality raw materials and its consistent practice of zakat payment. Furthermore, the company upholds justice and avoids prohibited practices in Islam, such as riba and maysir, to maintain integrity and ethical compliance in its business operations. These findings highlight the company’s role as a potential model for other enterprises seeking to implement sharia-based business ethics while contributing to broader community welfare.