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Moral Reflections on Economics, Vol 6, Issue 4

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April 2026 issue (Vol 6, Issue 4) of Moral Reflections on Economics features

• “Remembering Roal Professor Syed Muhammad Naquib al-Attas”.

• “The Story of Humans – A Documentary”  conceived and created by Dr. Rehan Ahmed Yousufi.

• Highlights of energy Innovation Report by Muhammad Hammad.

• Book review of “Islamization of Modern Science and Its Philosophy” by Prof. Muhammad Mumtaz Ali.

• Research paper in focus on “Mobilising Home Equity for Climate-Resilient Affordable Housing Through Tokenisation” by Prof. Dr. Tariqullah Khan.

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

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Moral Reflections on Economics, Vol 6, Issue 1

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January 2026 issue (Vol 6, Issue 1) of Moral Reflections on Economics features

“Roundup of IIUM Symposium on Ummah at 1,500 Years” organized by Department of Economics, KENMS, IIUM.

“A Maqasid al Shariah Approach to Reforming Gross Domestic Product”  by Davi John J Simundo Palo.

Highlights of Global Health Report 2025 by Muhammad Hammad.

Book review of “A Critical Survey of Islamization of Knowledge” by Prof. Mohamed Aslam Haneef.

Research paper in focus on “Environmental Sustainability in the Prophetic Sunnah: A Foresight Perspective” by Dr. Usama Abdul Majid Alani.

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

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From Streamlining to Mainstreaming “Islamization of Knowledge”

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International Islamic University of Malaysia (IIUM) was established according to the visions developed by prominent Islamic scholars Ismail al-Faruqi (Co-founder of the International Institute of Islamic Thought in Virginia [IIIT]), Abdul Hamid Abu Sulayman (Current Chairman of IIIT), and Syed Muhammad Naqib al-Attas (Founder of the International Institute of Islamic Thought & Civilization [ISTAC]), with the aim of linking what they call ‘revelation and heritage’ with social and human sciences.

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