- Kodu: 5267
- Eserin Orjinal İsmi: Islamic Futures: The Shape of Ideas to Come
- Türü: Kitap
- Alan: İktisadi Düşünce
- Konu(lar): Fikir, İslam
- Dili: İngilizce
- Yayın Yılı: 1985
- Yayın Yeri: London
- Yayınevi: Mansell Publishing
- Sayfa Sayısı: 360
- Keywords: Idea, Islamic
- Anahtar Kelimeler: Fikir, İslam
- Açıklama: Chapter 9 criticises the state-of-the-art in Islamic economics and identifies at least five broad areas for further research. Opposes any borrowing from Western economics and calls for an entirely new economics based on the world-view of Islam. Chapter 12 deals with the Islamic alternative to development. Criticises the prevalent concept of development in which it has been equated with urbanisation and industrialisation in the basic framework of Western civilization. The Muslim countries can never catch up with Western countries in material development. With the development of the micro-chip they would lose their advantage of cheap labour to the West. Development in the Islamic perspective means tazkiya in its social meaning. it implies meeting the basic needs of the umma and shaking-off its dependence on non—Muslims. Tazkiya suggests growth of Muslim societies in a human, environmental, cultural and social perspective to achieve social justice and eco-balance. The best course would be a joint effort by all Muslim countries to achieve self-reliance and self—sufficiency. A highly stimulating book. For Muslim scholars. Based on primary sources. Documented.
- Bilgilerin Alındığı Kaynak: Bibliografya Kaydı
Detaylar
| Kodu | 5267 |
| Eserin Orjinal İsmi | Islamic Futures: The Shape of Ideas to Come |
| Türü | Kitap |
| Alan | İktisadi Düşünce |
| Konu(lar) | Fikir, İslam |
| Dili | İngilizce |
| Yayın Yılı | 1985 |
| Yayın Yeri | London |
| Yayınevi | Mansell Publishing |
| Sayfa Sayısı | 360 |
| Keywords | Idea, Islamic |
| Anahtar Kelimeler | Fikir, İslam |
| Açıklama | Chapter 9 criticises the state-of-the-art in Islamic economics and identifies at least five broad areas for further research. Opposes any borrowing from Western economics and calls for an entirely new economics based on the world-view of Islam. Chapter 12 deals with the Islamic alternative to development. Criticises the prevalent concept of development in which it has been equated with urbanisation and industrialisation in the basic framework of Western civilization. The Muslim countries can never catch up with Western countries in material development. With the development of the micro-chip they would lose their advantage of cheap labour to the West. Development in the Islamic perspective means tazkiya in its social meaning. it implies meeting the basic needs of the umma and shaking-off its dependence on non—Muslims. Tazkiya suggests growth of Muslim societies in a human, environmental, cultural and social perspective to achieve social justice and eco-balance. The best course would be a joint effort by all Muslim countries to achieve self-reliance and self—sufficiency. A highly stimulating book. For Muslim scholars. Based on primary sources. Documented. |
| Bilgilerin Alındığı Kaynak | Bibliografya Kaydı |