Charity in Islamic Societies

Amy Singer

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Religion, Society, and Development Islamic Thought and Society Studies Islamic Finance and Banking Studies

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Introduction 1. Pray and pay alms 2. Even half a date 3. The upper hand 4. The poor and the needy 5. The mixed economy of charity Conclusion: reorienting charity.

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