Authored by Islamic scholar Dr. Abdul Sami\' al-Mishri, this foundational work explores the core structural pillars and ethical principles of Islamic economics. The book details the concept of divine ownership, rights and limitations of private vs. public property, prohibition of usury (riba) and excessive risk (gharar), wealth redistribution through zakat, and the regulatory role of the state …
This volume examines the foundational role of moral values and ethical principles within the Islamic economic system. The author analyzes how Shariah concepts—such as social justice, equilibrium, stewardship, and equitable wealth distribution—shape production, consumption, trade, and financial frameworks, distinguishing Islamic economics from conventional capitalist and socialist models.
This multidisciplinary volume addresses the critical challenges and strategic pathways for achieving sustainable development across the Muslim world. Integrating the ethical principles of Islamic jurisprudence (Maqasid al-Shariah) with the global Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) framework, the book focuses on two central pillars: human capacity empowerment and the optimal, responsible lever…