This paper explores answers to the question that what should be the subject matter of Islamic economics.
RESEARCH ON ISLAMIC ECONOMICS AND FINANCE AND ROLE OF FAITH IN MARKETS AND SOCIETY IN POST MODERN SCIENTIFIC AGE
This paper explores answers to the question that what should be the subject matter of Islamic economics.
This report has four chapters and this report focuses on how taxing the rich is vital to addressing unprecedented and skyrocketing inequality. It shows how taxing the rich can set us clearly on the path to a more equal, sustainable world free of poverty.
Use of mathematics in economic theorizing has restricted economic analysis of consumer behavior within a confined boundary of certain axioms. Often, these axioms are found to be empirically false.
آج پاکستان میں ہم یوم آزادی پھرمنا رہے ہیں۔ معیشت میں ہم نے جی ڈی پی کے ساتھ ساتھ فی کس آمدنی میں بھی معقول اوسط نمو حاصل کی ہے۔ لیکن، ہمارا انفراسٹرکچر اور گورننس کمزور، پرانا اور آبادی میں اضافے کے مقابلے میں قابل اطمینان سطح پر نہیں ہے۔
Allah is not only the Creator and Sustainer of this world and universe, but also the Creator of all laws of nature that predate matter and govern the functioning of universe.
تمام انسان ہمارے مدعو ہیں اور بحیثیت امت وسط ہماری ذمہ داری تھی کہ ان تک اسلام کاپیغام اپنے علم و عمل سے پہنچائیں۔ مگر ہمارے متشدد علم جو مذہب کی غلط تفہیم سے عبارت ہے اور حیوانی رویے جس کی زد سے اب مسلمان بھی محفوظ نہیں, دین کی دعوت کی راہ میں سب سے بڑی رکاوٹ ہیں۔ دین کی اساس ایک خدا کے سامنے اپنے اعمال کی جواب دہی اور آخرت میں جزا کا تصور ہے۔
SZABIST University organized second international conference on the theme of dealing with disruption and sustainability through innovation and empowered change.
SZABIST University hosted second international conference at Marriott Hotel Karachi on the theme of Sustainability and Innovation.
February issue of Moral Reflections on Economics is online. It features article on Liquidity Risks in Islamic Banks, Roundup of Al Baraka Forum 2024, IEP Public Poll results on Cost of War in Gaza, book review of Economics of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) by Syed Fazlur Rehman, research paper in focus on Cash Waqf in Malaysia by Zaki Ahmad, Mushtaq Ahmed & Mahvish Nawaz Mokal and regular sections of reflections, news, economic and financial indicators and call for papers.
Muslim population comprises one-fourth of the global population. In 2060,31.1% of the 3 billion people will be Muslims. In complying with Islamic teachings, Muslims want to have Halal options of banking, investments, food and apparel. Nonetheless, in many other product segments, there is no distinction between Halal and conventional products and services. In Fiqh-ul-Muamlaat, except Haram, other things are considered Mubah. Hence, instead of a positive Halal list, a negative non-Halal list is enough.