CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF CAPITALISM, SOCIALISM AND ISLAMIC ECONOMIC ORDER

READINGS ISLAMIC FISCAL POLICY AFZAL ‘Economic Teachings Prophet Muhammad, Seta t o/ Readings in Islamic Fiscal Policy Edited by:Sayed Afzal Peerzade This book is a collection of seven highly scholarly papers dealing with the most important branch of Islamic Economics, i.e., Islamic Public Finance and Policy. A major objective of this book is to make available in one single volume a few major contributions of eminent Islamic scholars in the area of Public finance. These scholarly papers can be conveniently used for pursuing further research and breaking new grounds in Islamic Economics. These enhance our understanding of the subject and generate interestin Islamic Economics in generaland Islamic Public Finance in particular. Even a common reader with no prior knowledge of Economics would find these papers informative, interesting and highly readable.

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ECONOMIC TEACHINGS OF PROPHET MUHAMMAD (PBUH) A Select Anthology ot Hadim Literature on Economics Muhammad Akram Khan .This is a high time when the entire world needs to look into the simple but long-term economical solutions offered by Prophet Muhammad (PB U H). His human-friendly guidelines can surely enable the unbiased economists to envisage viable Islamic model of economy. Islamic economic teachings taken from the authentic Hadith literature can neither be fragmented nor taken piecemeal because every aspect of these teachings defines and delimits other aspects. The experts can benefit from an isolated hadith either directly or through interpretations but a student would always need to read and understand the whole collection for a better grasp. The Economic Teachings of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) provides an excellent opportunity to both the teachers and students of economics with precise and lucid directions on the subject. Eonotnics Islam Ism 81-7435-587-1 788174 355874 PP•.XlV+439 ISBN:81-7435-588-X ECONOMICS OF ISLAM Shaikh Mahmud Ahmad The book attempts to state clearly Islamic principles in the economic field. Derived as they are from the Quran they have always been implicitly accepted by the Muslims, even though they have not been always aware of the implications. Besides stating those principles in detail, the book outlines the economic structure to which they logically lead. Leaving aside the Divine sanctions which they claim, we need to examine them on purely rational grounds in order to bring out their bearing on the complex economic and social problems that face us today.

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