This course is introduced to the students in order to broaden the knowledge field of business management from the Islamic perspective. This is in line with the application of business and economic systems that are increasingly leading to Islamic systems such as Islamic banking, Islamic insurance, Islamic pawnshops, Islamic business ethics, and others. It is also in line with the government's desire to introduce the basis of applying Islamic values by emphasizing the noble values among public and private employees. In line with this policy, the Islamic Business Theory and Practice course is expected to meet the growing human capital market for Islamic application systems and values. Students that attend this course will be exposed to Islamic principles related to business management principles which include the concept of Islam as ad-din, legal sources, basics of muamalat, Islamic economy and conventional, usury and business agreement, zakah of business, Islamic business ethics , the Islamic capital market, the principles of Islamic finance and management.