Islamic Economics ‘Civilization and its well-being as well as business prosperity depend on productivity and people's efforts in all directions in their own interest and profit. When people no longer do business in order to make a living and when they cease all gainful activity, the business of civilization slumps and
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Read MoreIslamic Banking in Theory and Practice By: Mervyn K Lewis Source: http://www.buseco.monash.edu.au/research/mbr/2008/monash-university-mbr-its-a-matter-of-principal-%5Bfulltext%5D.pdf
Read MoreIslamic Economics and Banking on Riba By: Tariq Talib Al-Anjari Riba is seen as an unjustified earning where a person could receive a monetary advantage in a business transaction without giving a just counter value. Riba was also seen as a misallocation of resources, erratic growth, and economic instability in light of
Read MoreThe Meaning of Realism in Islamic Economic By: Monzer Kahf Source: http://monzer.kahf.com/papers/english/Realism.pdf
Read MoreIslamic Economics: A Psycho—Ethical Paradigm Majallat Al- Ta'sil, May 1995, 116— 123 - By Dr. Abdel Rahman B. M. Abbas As economics is concerned with the intricate and complex actions and motives of man, its substantial association with ethics cannot be passed over sotto voce, but placed at the heart of economic inquiry.
Read MoreInterview with a scholar:Prof. Nejatullah Siddiqi Dr. Nejatullah Siddiqi is a unique mix: he is an Islamic scholar and an Islamic economist, mixing traditional knowledge and modern know how. Currently, he is professor of Economics, Centre for Research in Islamic Economics, at King Abdulaziz University in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. He is
Read MoreA Short Dictionary of Islamic Economic Terms Riba, Musharikah, Muzara'ah: what do all of these words mean? They are simply Islamic economic terms you may come across when trying to do business Islamically or reading up on this subject. Here is a short dictionary you can refer to. Listings are in English
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Read MoreConcept of Time in Islamic Economics From Islamic Economic Studies By Ridha Saadallah SOURCE: http://www.kantakji.com/fiqh/Files/Economics/5522.pdf
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