This analysis reveals impulsive buying conflicts with Islamic values of economic justice, suggesting Muslims adopt responsible consumption habits.
Consumption behavior within the framework of Islamic values reflects an orientation that focuses on policy and careful consideration in every aspect of expenditure. In the context of impulsive buying, Muslims are encouraged to stay away from unplanned consumer behavior. The principles of economic justice, balance between material and spiritual, and accountability are the main pillars that guide consumer actions. Islamic teachings emphasize economic justice, encouraging followers to consider the rights of others in every consumption decision. A balance between material and spiritual aspects is upheld, and impulsive buying is considered to threaten this balance by prioritizing momentary desires. In addition, the value of responsibility in spending requires Muslims to be responsible consumers, avoid waste, and think about the long-term impact of every consumer decision.Overall, impulsive buying is considered not in line with Islamic values which encourage awareness, wisdom and balance in consumption. Therefore, Muslims are empowered to take a wiser and more responsible approach in managing consumer behavior, creating a more conscious and sustainable consumption environment
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