Business, trade and management ethics in the context of destroyed tribes in the Quran

Stories have an important place in the Holy Quran, which was revealed to guide people. Stories that touch life through experiences offer lessons to people in terms of worldly and otherworldly aspects with their educational features and enable them to put their lives in order. Similarly, the destroyed nations in the stories are criticized in terms of disbelief, cruelty, and moral weaknesses. In addition, the stories of destruction offer many lessons to today's societies that commit similar crimes to the destroyed nations. In this study, the ethics of business, trade and management are discussed in the context of the destroyed nations and the reasons for the destruction of previous societies are emphasized. In this context, comparisons are made with the moral problems of today's societies and some solutions are tried to be offered. In this study, in the context of the destroyed nations, the ethics of business, trade and management are discussed and the reasons for the destruction of previous societies are emphasized. In this context, some solutions are tried to be offered by making comparisons with the moral problems of today's societies. By examining the behaviors that lead societies to the destruction process, the guidance of the Qur'an is tried to be revealed in terms of protecting today's societies from similar mistakes and bad endings. Previous societies are examined in terms of business, trade and management ethics and suggestions are made for people to live a more just and proper life. In this study, relevant verses, classical and modern commentaries, relevant articles and theses are used. In this context, within the framework of the Qur'an, the importance of features such as justice, honesty and responsibility in the balanced functioning of people and societies is emphasized.