Buyer personas in B2B marketing: insights from the case of OSRAM S.p.A.
Matteo Nesti · Padova Digital University Archive (Ateneo di Padova) · 2020
This study is intended to illuminate and highlight the legality of women's trade according to the rules of Shari'a and the importance of this as a human reality.Women were working according to their nature and what suits the people and communities.If women's work and business have an origin in our civilization and jurisprudence, To contribute to the work that suits them, through which the research will try to answer two main questions: namely, what is the concept of legal controls, and what are the legitimate constraints of trade in general and women's work in trade in particular?The study also followed the analytical descriptive approach, and reached a number of conclusions, including calling on Muslim women to play a role in the development of Muslim societies and not to abandon education and work that serves Islam and the nation according to the Shari'a standards.