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Entrepreneurial intentions and motives of respondents 

Entrepreneurial intentions and motives of respondents 

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Entrepreneurship is part of the way of life in Islam, which has its own way of doing business as stated in the Quran and Hadith. In Islam, intention is an important factor in identifying someone's motivations and characteristics in establishing entrepreneurial activities. This study aims at providing insights on the dimension and concept of entrepr...

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