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Moral Reflections on Economics, Vol 6, Issue 8

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August 2026 issue (Vol 6, Issue 8) of Moral Reflections on Economics features

• “Fiqh of Crypto” by Dr. Farrukh Habib, CEO Azka Capital, UK & Co-Founder Alif Technologies, Dubai.

• “Analysis of Fatwa on Crypto Currency”  by Prof. Dr. Zahid Mughal.

• Highlights of World Energy Report 2026 by Muhammad Hammad.

• Book review of “Muhammad Nejatullah Siddiqi” edited by Muhammad Ahmadullah Siddiqi and Imtiaz Yusuf.

• Research paper in focus on “The Determinants of Donors’ Behaviour Toward Islamic Charities: A Phenomenological Inquiry” by Mohsin Ali, Yasir Aziz, Najeeb Zada, Fadillah Mansor.

• Regular sections of reflections, market news, economic and financial indicators and call for papers.

Download at: https://islamiceconomicsproject.com/periodicals/

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Do Islamic Cryptocurrency and Bitcoin Co-move at Different Investment Horizons?

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Islamic digital currencies must refrain from a number of actions deemed prohibited by Islamic law, in contrast to traditional cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. They cannot entail interest-based transactions (Riba), undue speculation or uncertainty (gharar), or gambling (maysir). Their frequent backing by physical assets, such as gold, gives them inherent stability and lessens the speculative bubbles that are typical of traditional cryptocurrencies, which is what makes them so intriguing.

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Examining the Adoptability of Crypto currency in the Islamic Financial System: Perspectives from Shariah Scholars

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Majority of scholars hold a view that a currency‟s permissibility is not invalidated if its value diminishes. This perspective is founded on the premise that conventional forms of currency are also subject to fluctuations in value. Financial securities like Halal stocks also go through swings in prices due to market and economic factors.

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Bitcoin and Digital Currencies

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Many experts still think that digital currency is just a fictitious thing and its title is just for show like ivory and in reality, it is a form of betting and profit- hunting trading like we see on the internet, such as forex trading etc. In fact, there is no genuine seller in trading nor are there any Shariah conditions fulfilled for the justification of sale.

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