Critical Analysis of Capitalism, Socialism and Islamic Economic Order

About The Book

As a Muslim, the author acknowledges the inherent religious inclinations in his writings. However, through extensive research on capitalism and socialism, he observed a prevailing perception that economics should remain strictly secular. Any hint of theology in economic discourse is often met with resistance, hindering open discussion.

Consequently, the author has chosen to approach all economic topics in this book from a purely secular standpoint, relying solely on rationalism and common sense. The inclusion of past discussions on Islamic economic ideology aims to assist secular economists in understanding and integrating these concepts with an open and unbiased perspective.