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Papers of Professor MN Siddiqi  http://www.siddiqi.com/mns/ Paper: Future of Islamic Economics, 2012, India Paper: Islamic Economics Between Aspirations And Realities, March 2013, Aligarh, India Paper: Future of Islamic Economics: November 2012, IEI, KAU Jeddah, Saudi Arabia Video: Discussion - Future of Islamic Economics, Part 1 of 2. Nov. 2012, Aligarh, India Video: Discussion - Future of Islamic Economics, Part 2 of 2. Nov. 2012, Aligarh, India Video: Interview discussing Riba, Ijtihad, Paper Money and other topics on Islamic Finance, March, 2002 Video: (Starting at time marker 10:09) Part I of LARIBA Symposium on Islamic Finance & Banking. Los Angeles, CA. June, 2001 Islamization of Knowledge: Reflections on Priorities: 2011, Aligarh, India. Lectures on Islamic Economics: June 2011, Aligarh, India. The Preacher And The Banker: January 2011, Aligarh, India. Faith and Finance: April 2010, Harvard University, Boston, Massachusettes. Dealing With The Financ...

J.KAU: J Islamic Econ., Vol. 16, No. 1, pp. 3-42 (1424 A.H / 2003 A.D) MUHAMMAD ANAS ZARQA download paper http://www.kau.edu.sa/Files/121/Files/68216_161-Zarqa-5.pdf ABSTRACT. Could there be a science of economics that could be described as Islamic? If so, does this imply denial of the existence of global economic laws that encompass all social systems, both Islamic and non-Islamic? This research paper aims at finding a considered and detailed answer to these two questions through: (a) Demonstrating that, although science is generally characterized by its factual descriptive statements (i.e. the laws which it arrives at), there are still certain basic aspects of any science, (the social sciences in particular, including economics), regarding which no researcher can help depend on a set of preconceived values. (b) Demonstrating that, although the texts of Islamic Shariíah (Law) are basically a source of values, yet they often contain descriptive statements about economic life. If...

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