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Islam and Economics: A Primer on Markets, Morality, and Justice

by Ali Salman

An introductory framework for Islamic economics

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An introductory framework for Islamic economics

Ali Salman’s primer approaches economics through principles it identifies in the Qur’an, the Sunnah, and juristic understanding. It organizes its discussion around ownership, wealth creation, and the circulation of wealth, then uses these ideas to outline institutional principles for organizing economic life. The scope extends across business, public policy, and questions of equity, placing the book within a broader discussion of how Islamic economics relates to modern economic systems.

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  • Readers seeking an introduction to Islamic approaches to economics and commerce
  • Those interested in the connections between religious principles, economic institutions, business, and policy

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Islamic economicsOwnership and wealthEconomic institutionsBusiness, policy, and equity

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Book overview

This primer is an introductory text to rediscover the principles of commerce and economics revealed in the Qur'an, espoused by the Sunnah (practices of the Prophet Muhammad), and understood by the jurists. Islam offers three moral principles of economic organization: ownership, wealth creation, and wealth circulation. Based on these principles, Islam and Economics derives a framework of operational institutional tenents for the economic organization of a society. It addresses all important business, policy, and equity issues that any economic system should resolve and broadens the discussion on the modern discipline of "Islamic economics."

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