Economic concepts of Ibn Taimiyah

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Year
1988
Country
United Kingdom
Language
English
Abstract

The author attempts to look at Ibn Taimiyah's economic thought with an eye on showing how his ideas are pertinent to the contemporary world. The thinker being studied was, according to the author, one whose work had a deep effect on the times that came after him. It is believed that an insufficient amount of focus has been placed on the role of Muslims in developing economic thought. The works written on Ibn Taimiyah have not paid enough attention to his economic work. The author intends to produce a study relevant to conventional economists and Islamic economic students, in which Ibn Taimiyah's work on topics like prices, interest, wages, and state economic intervention are discussed. The book is a revision of a 1981-submitted Aligarh Muslim University doctoral dissertation. The work consists of nine chapters that discuss, respectively: history; biography; market forces; fair prices, market mechanisms, and price regulation; property rights; interest and money; partnership and economic

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168p.
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