Description
Ibn Taimīyah’s Economic Concepts by Abdul Azim Islahi explores the economic ideas of the 13th-century Islamic scholar Ibn Taymiyyah. Known for his theological and legal writings, Ibn Taymiyyah also contributed to the understanding of economic principles within an Islamic framework. His economic thought is significant because it incorporates principles that align with both Islamic ethics and the broader socio-economic needs of his time.
These concepts from Ibn Taymiyyah’s economic thought reflect a vision of economics that is deeply rooted in ethical principles, justice, and social responsibility. Abdul Azim Islahi’s work on Ibn Taymiyyah’s economic ideas offers an in-depth analysis of how these concepts were applied in the broader context of Islamic economics and their relevance to modern discussions on economic justice and equity.
