Islamic Economics. A Short History

Ahmed A.F. El-Ashker · Rodney Wilson

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Preface Acknowledgement Transliteration of Arabic Letters Pre-Islamic Arabia: Poetry, Tribal Rivalry and Heroism (800 B.C.-10 A.C.) The Birth of the Islamic State: Economic Thought in the Quran and Sunnah (610 A.C.-632 A.C.) Thought of the Rightly Guided Caliphs (632 A.C.-661 A.C.) The Dynastic Caliphates: The Umayyads and the Reforms (661 A.C.-750 A.C.) The Abbasid's Golden Age: The Florescence of Islamic Economics (750 A.C.-1000 A.C.) Political Fragmentation and Cultural Diversity (1000 A.C.-1400 A.C.) The Three Empires and the Islamic Phoenix (1400 A.C.-1800 A.C.) The Crisis of Modernisation and Islamicisation: From Reform to Revival (1800 A.C.-20th Century) Islamic Economic Renaissance: Islamic Economics in the Twentieth Century Glossary Bibliography Index

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