A Modern Perspective of Islamic Economics and Finance 1789731402, 9781789731408
Traditionally, academic reflections on Islamic economics and finance have relied on a misleading understanding of Maqasi
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Table of contents :
Contents
List of Figures AND TABLES
Figures
Table
PREFACE
LIZARD HOLE
Part I: The Ship of Fools
MAQASID AL-SHARI’AH
1.1. Maqasid Al-Shar’iah: The Purpose of Divine Rules
1.2. The Role of Islamic Finance in Maqasid
1.3 Moral Hazard
Part II: The Milkmaid and Her Pail
ISLAMIC MONEY
2.1. The More Probable Origin of the Monetary System
2.2. Inflicting Pain on Youth
2.3. The Scruples of Islamic Money Creation45
Part III: Caravan
IMPORTANCE OF TRADEIN ISLAM
3.1. Infant Industry
3.2. A Tale of Two Cities: Singapore and Hong Kong
3.3. Random Walk Versus Islamic Reasoning
Part IV: Eleven Rounds
FINANCING IN ISLAM
4.1. Financing Working Capital
4.2. Regulation and Supervision
4.3. Liquidity Management
Part V: Conquistador
A Parade from Greenfield to Capital Markets
5.1. Introduction to the Untold Story of Sukuk
5.2. How Expandable is Sukuk for Liquidity Management?
5.3. Resolution of Dissolution for Islamic Capital Markets
Part VI: The Miser
Wealth Distribution through Zakat and Poverty Alleviation
6.1. Poverty Alleviation
6.2. Complementary Currency as an Anti-Venom
6.3. An Islamic Monetary System Based on Fair Trade
Part VII: Except by Taqwa
“Conclusion”
Bibliography
Appendix: To-Do List and Not-to-Do List
Index
Contents
List of Figures AND TABLES
Figures
Table
PREFACE
LIZARD HOLE
Part I: The Ship of Fools
MAQASID AL-SHARI’AH
1.1. Maqasid Al-Shar’iah: The Purpose of Divine Rules
1.2. The Role of Islamic Finance in Maqasid
1.3 Moral Hazard
Part II: The Milkmaid and Her Pail
ISLAMIC MONEY
2.1. The More Probable Origin of the Monetary System
2.2. Inflicting Pain on Youth
2.3. The Scruples of Islamic Money Creation45
Part III: Caravan
IMPORTANCE OF TRADEIN ISLAM
3.1. Infant Industry
3.2. A Tale of Two Cities: Singapore and Hong Kong
3.3. Random Walk Versus Islamic Reasoning
Part IV: Eleven Rounds
FINANCING IN ISLAM
4.1. Financing Working Capital
4.2. Regulation and Supervision
4.3. Liquidity Management
Part V: Conquistador
A Parade from Greenfield to Capital Markets
5.1. Introduction to the Untold Story of Sukuk
5.2. How Expandable is Sukuk for Liquidity Management?
5.3. Resolution of Dissolution for Islamic Capital Markets
Part VI: The Miser
Wealth Distribution through Zakat and Poverty Alleviation
6.1. Poverty Alleviation
6.2. Complementary Currency as an Anti-Venom
6.3. An Islamic Monetary System Based on Fair Trade
Part VII: Except by Taqwa
“Conclusion”
Bibliography
Appendix: To-Do List and Not-to-Do List
Index
- Author / Uploaded
- Ahmet Suayb Gundogdu
