Entrepreneurship within the framework of Shari'ah

Wafica Ali Ghoul

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This paper presents an overview of entrepreneurship within the framework of Shari'ah. It presents the impact that the Islamic religion has in the areas of realm of operation, financing, the forms of business, innovation, consumerism, female entrepreneurship, and social interest.

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