What are the principles of economic system in Islam?

According Karim (2003), there are five basic principles of Islamic economics, namely tawhīd (faith), ‘adl (justice), nubuwwa (prophetic), the caliphate (government), and ma’ad (back/result). The fifth value is the basis of inspiration to formulate propositions and theories of Islamic economics.

What are the advantages of Islamic economic system?

Greater implementation of Islamic principles in the financial markets can result in investments that benefit people at all points on the wealth spectrum. The potential rewards of such movement — regionally, nationally, and globally — are substantial and may include less violence and greater stability.

What is the difference between Islamic economic system and capitalism?

There is no huge interest rate (Riba),while it is a main characteristic of capitalism. In Islamic economic system there is a government intervention about economic activity so that ensuring welfare of its poor citizens, however likely, there is no such a support from capitalism economic countries for their citizens.

What kind of economic system does Islam have?

Islamic economics incorporates at least seven major characteristics that in some ways mirror their capitalistic and socialistic counterparts, but are still unique and vibrant to the economic system of Islam. What is Islamic Economics? Principles of Islamic Economic System | AIMS UK

Who is the real owner of the Islamic economy?

Three aspects of the economic system are usually referred to as the major distinguishing elements of any economic system. In the Islamic system, property is a trust. The real owner is Allah (Subhanahu Wa Ta’ala).

What are the prohibitions of the Islamic economic system?

The prohibition of certain sources of income is a particularly distinctive plank of the Islamic economic system. The most important prohibition is that of riba (usury/interest). Others relate to gambling, speculation, fraud, exploitation and extortion.

Are there any periodical reports on Islamic economics?

Besides several periodical reports -Kashmir Watch, Pakistan Political Perspective, ‘Alam-i Islam awr ‘lsa ‘iyat, Was(f Asia ke Musa/man and Dfnf $af!afat ka Ja ‘izah -the Institute has produced over 100 publications. Islamic economics has been one of the major areas of its concern.