An Introduction to Islamic Economics

· Islamization of Knowledge Series Book 15 · International Institute of Islamic Thought (IIIT)
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 The contemporary

economic systems have failed

to solve the economic

problems of mankind. The

failure. of socialism is too

o.bvious to need any

documentation. The track

record of capitalism is far

from being promising.

Although a small minority has

achieved unprecedentlY high

material standards of living, a

vast majority lives under

conditions of abject PovertY. The problems of

unemployment, inflation,

poverty amidst affluence,

unequal distribution of wealth,

frequent bouts of business

recession, environmental

pollution and ecological

imbalance still bedevil man's

present life and threaten his

future.

The present book

contends that the Islamic

economic order has the

potential of ushering in an age

of human bliss; and the

resources to build a free, just

and responsible world for

everyone on the earth.

About the author

 Muhammad Akram Khan born

in 1945, obtained his M. Com.

form the University of Punjab,

Lahore (1967) and M. Sc. in

Industrial Administration from

the University of Aston,

Birmingham, UK (1970). He is

a fellow of the Canadian

Comprehensive Auditing

Foundation. He is Presently

Director General (Training) in

the Department of Auditor

General of Pakistan. He has

published extensively in j ournals

of international rePute. His

published works include Issues

in Islamic Economics; Economic

Teachings of ProPhet

Muhammad; Glossary of Islamic

Economics, a two-volume

Annorated Bibliograplry of

Islamic Economics,' and

Economics of the Qur'an:

Economic Teachings of Snrah

al-Mã'idah and SíIrah al-Nahl.

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