Hexagon Sustainability: Dekonstruksi Pentuple Bottom Line
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https://doi.org/10.22219/jrak.v13i3.26024Keywords:
Phenotechnology, Prophet, Purpose, Sustainability, TBLAbstract
Purpose: to explain how the concept of comprehensive sustainability is based on an Islamic perspective (Al Quran and Hadith).
Methodology/approach: This research is a study using the method of literature study on the topic of sustainability in an Islamic perspective. Data analysis in this study uses the concept of technology to deconstruct the Pentuple Bottom Line (PBL) concept. This research will present the hexagon bottom line concept, which is more complete than the PBL, QBL, and TBL concepts.
Findings: Sustainability consists of six elements: profit that profit or welfare in the economic aspect is important, but must be balanced with other P; planet means that maintaining the natural environment as a counterweight to the operational activities of an organization's contribution; people which means that a balance with the welfare of the community (internal and external to the organization) or the community is important to contribute to the corporation; prophet explains that mental and spiritual balance in the process of preserving the life of an organization; purpose that the real purpose and happiness of humans is to meet God, so humans must be able to maintain habluminallah well; phenotechnology explains that the phenomenon of information technology must be an important part of maintaining corporate survival.
Practical implications: The implementation of sustainability should be done comprehensively by taking into account the elements of profit, people, planet. Prophet, purpose, and phenotechnology.
Originality/value: This research adds technological elements to the PBL concept, thus deconstructing the PBL concept. The deconstruction in this research will be able to produce a new concept based on the Islamic perspective (Al Quran and Hadith).
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