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Islamic Economics Theory and Practice
In this book is a complete edition of Dr. M.A.Mannan’s award-winning title which has reprinted many times since its original publication in 1970. It is the firstsystematic attempt to give students of Islamic economics aswell as non-economists an exposition of Islamicsocio-economic values and their meanings in layman’slanguage. A wide range of topics is covered, including the Islamic approach to economic functions of consumption, production and distribution, price theory, Islamic banking, fiscal policy, public finance, trade and cooperative insurance. It offers a critique of ideologies of Capitalism, Communism,Socialism, Fascism and Islam and their effects on man’sbehavior, and explains the Quranic concept of history and itsimplications in economics. The book also reviews a number of significant issues in development and planning, such as poverty, transfer of technology and advocates the establishment of an Islamic International Monetary Fund and Islamic Common Market.
Published By:
M A Mannan
Published Date:
June 15, 2026
Pages:
417
Subjects:
Islamic Education, Islamic banking, Islamic Economics
Available Format:
(24.13)
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Description
In this book is a complete edition of Dr. M.A.Mannan’s award-winning title which has reprinted many times since its original publication in 1970. It is the firstsystematic attempt to give students of Islamic economics aswell as non-economists an exposition of Islamicsocio-economic values and their meanings in layman’slanguage. A wide range of topics is covered, including the Islamic approach to economic functions of consumption, production and distribution, price theory, Islamic banking, fiscal policy, public finance, trade and cooperative insurance. It offers a critique of ideologies of Capitalism, Communism,Socialism, Fascism and Islam and their effects on man’sbehavior, and explains the Quranic concept of history and itsimplications in economics. The book also reviews a number of significant issues in development and planning, such as poverty, transfer of technology and advocates the establishment of an Islamic International Monetary Fund and Islamic Common Market.
