The Problem with Interest By Tarek El-Diwany
ISBN: 9780954497415
Author: Tarek El Diwany
Binding: Softcover
Pages: 288
Size: 5.8 x 8.3 inches
Publication Year: 2010
About This Book:
Tarek El-Diwany's "The Problem with Interest" is a thought-provoking investigation of the ethical, economic, and spiritual elements of interest (riba) in financial transactions. This book provides as a comprehensive guide for readers looking to grasp the inherent challenges connected with interest-based systems and feasible alternatives that accord with ethical and Islamic financial principles, with a strong emphasis on Islamic finance concepts.
Uncovering the Ethical Issues:
Tarek El-Diwany investigates the ethical quandaries surrounding interest-based transactions, examining the consequences for people, communities, and society. The book examines the moral implications of interest, raising concerns about its impact on economic fairness and social equity.
Islamic Finance Principles:
"The Problem with Interest" explains the underlying ideas of Islamic banking as an alternative to interest-based systems. Tarek El-Diwany delves into the Quranic verses and Prophetic traditions that inspire Islamic economic concepts, focusing on fairness, justice, and ethical behavior in financial transactions.
Economic Consequences:
The book investigates the economic consequences of interest-based systems, examining how they might contribute to financial instability, wealth disparity, and societal inequities. Tarek El-Diwany makes a convincing case for rethinking the conventional banking model and embracing alternatives that promote economic stability and inclusivity.
Spiritual Dimensions:
Beyond economic reasons, the author digs into the spiritual aspects of engaging in interest-based transactions. "The Problem with Interest" investigates how such financial activities may contradict Islamic ideals of ethical conduct, honesty, and compassion, encouraging readers to consider the spiritual ramifications of their financial decisions.
Islamic Economics: The Ultimate Alternative By Dr. M. A Ghanem
ISBN: 9780954497422
Author: Mohamed Ghanem
Book Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 244
Size: 8.9 X 5.7 X 0.5
Publication Year: 2013
About This Book:
Dr. M. A. Ghanem's "Islamic Economics: The Ultimate Alternative" gives an exhaustive assessment of the thoughts and ideas driving Islamic financial matters. This book gives a special viewpoint on monetary hypothesis and practice that is secured in Islamic standards and morals, making it a priceless asset for scientists, understudies, policymakers, and everybody keen on figuring out the Islamic financial framework.
In "Islamic Financial Matters:
A Definitive Other option," Dr. M. A. Ghanem analyzes the monetary system in light of Islamic standards and lessons from top to bottom. The accompanying principal bits of knowledge are given to perusers in the book:
Foundations of Islamic Economics:
Dr. Ghanem gives the basis to Islamic financial matters by illustrating fundamental thoughts like the restriction of usury (riba), the need for abundance circulation (zakat), and the moral worries that direct monetary activities.
Comparative Analysis:
The book gives a relative assessment of Islamic financial matters and ordinary monetary frameworks, underlining the remarkable qualities and advantages of the Islamic way of dealing with financial design.
Wealth Distribution:
Dr. Ghanem dives into the subject of abundance dissemination in Islam, featuring the significance of fair pay dispersion and civil rights as significant parts of the Islamic financial hypothesis.
Entrepreneurship and Trade:
From an Islamic perspective, the book tends to business, business, and market elements, exhibiting how Islamic standards might lead to financial activities here.
Case Studies:
Dr. Ghanem utilizes true contextual analyses and guides to exhibit how Islamic financial thoughts might be utilized in various conditions, including banking, money, and trade.
Sustainability:
The book examines the subject of monetary manageability and assets to the executives, considering Islamic lessons on asset stewardship and mindful asset utilization.
