الإدارة التنظيمية في مرحلة التمكين

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This research studies and analyzes verse 87 of Surat Yunus, which contains a divine directive to Moses and Aaron (peace be upon them) to take dwellings for the Children of Israel in Egypt, to make these dwellings a Qibla (direction for prayer), to establish prayer, and to give glad tidings to the believers. The research proceeds from the hypothesis that this verse carries deep administrative and organizational dimensions, representing an integrated strategy for leading oppressed communities under repressive regimes during the "Cold War" period that preceded the exodus from Egypt. The research consists of two sections: the first observes the reality of the Children of Israel under slavery, analyzing the state of structural collapse that afflicted them at psychological, social, and political levels, utilizing various historical and analytical sources. The second section analyzes the Mosaic strategy through four axes: the establishment of participatory leadership (Moses and Aaron), logistical management and building rear bases (taking dwellings), the organizational and security dimension (making dwellings a Qibla), and moral construction and expectation management (establishing prayer and giving glad tidings). The research employs modern administrative concepts such as distributed leadership, psychological safety, organizational culture, and cultural memory to present an integrated model of management under exceptional circumstances. The research concludes that the verse presents a unique administrative vision based on transforming the basic social unit (the home) into an effective organizational cell, combining logistical, security, and moral functions, which enabled the Children of Israel to persevere until the moment of liberation.