Avoiding Laghw (Nonsense, Vain Talk, Vain Actions): An Initial Contribution to the Use of Islamic Concepts in Human Sciences (Mengelakkan Laghw (Tidak Masuk Akal, Perbincangan Kosong, Tindakan Tidak Baik): Sumbangan Awal Penggunaan Konsep Islam dalam Sa)
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.31436/jia.v16i2.812Abstract
This short academic note discusses the possibility of incorporating the Islamic concept of leaving laghw (nonsense, vain talk, vain actions) into the theoretical and/ or methodological frameworks of human sciences.
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