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Assessing Universal Basic Income: An Islamic Historical and Maqāşidī Perspective
Paper Title: Assessing Universal Basic Income: An Islamic Historical and Maqāşidī Perspective Author: Prof. Abdulazeem Abozaid and Saqib Hafiz Khateeb Publisher: Journal of Islamic Economics, KAAU. Vol 39(1), 21–31. This paper enters the global economic discourse at a time when artificial intelligence, automation, and post-pandemic disruptions are forcing a serious re-evaluation of…
The Great Escape
Author:Angus Deaton Angus Deaton is the 2015 Nobel Laureate in economics. In his book, The Great Escape, he tells an optimistic recent history of how we have overcome extreme poverty, improved life expectancy, and achieved economic progress. Admittedly, life expectancy has increased substantially since the onset of the 20th century. It is not just the rich who expect a longer lifespan due to…
Key Highlights of the Islamic Finance Stability Report 2026
Muhammad Hammad 1.0 Growth and Resilience of the Islamic Financial Services Industry 1.1 Global Macro Financial Environment Global financial conditions in 2025 remained accommodative despite weakening growth and elevated risks. Equity valuations and credit spreads are near record highs, while growth is slowing. Islamic financial institutions, mostly in emerging markets, face challenges from…
Beyond Pork and Alcohol: What Halal Compliance Really Means in the Modern Era
Dr. Muhamad Nezir Khan Shariah Advisor For many consumers, halal simply means avoiding pork and alcohol. Yet in today’s globalised world of complex supply chains, food technology, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and automated manufacturing, determining whether a product is genuinely halal has become far more challenging. Modern halal assurance requires scrutiny across four key dimensions: 1.…
Integrative Methodology of Islamic Economics: A Note
Tariqullah Khan, CEO and Principal Economist, Ventureethica, Toronto, Canada |Formerly Professor, Hamad Bin Khalifa University (HBKU), Qatar; INCEIF University, Malaysia; Istanbul Sabahattin Zaim University, Türkiye; Visiting Scholar, Harvard University and Stanford University; former Division Chief, Islamic Finance, IsDB Institute |Correspondence: [email protected] | May…
Moral Reflections on Economics, Vol 6, Issue 6
June 2026 issue (Vol 6, Issue 6) of Moral Reflections on Economics features • “Integrative Methodology of Islamic Economics: A Note” by Prof. Dr. Tariqullah Khan, CEO and Principal Economist, Ventureethica, Toronto, Canada. • “Beyond Pork and Alcohol: What Halal Compliance Really Means in the Modern Era” by Dr. Nezir Khan. • Highlights of IFSB Report 2026 by Muhammad Hammad. • Book review of…
Reply to the Second Rejoinder: Breaking the Trap of Debt, Inflation, Interest and Poverty
Salman Ahmed Shaikh It is encouraging and pleasing to see the authors giving consideration to the book review by writing the first rejoinder and then responding to the reply to the first rejoinder as well. However, it is regretfully submitted that the second rejoinder by the authors largely repeats the same points without answering the pin-pointed concerns raised in the reply to the rejoinder…
Second Rejoinder: Breaking the Trap of Debt, Inflation, Interest and Poverty
Qanit Khalillah Editor’s Note: This is the second rejoinder by the authors. It responds to the first reply to the rejoinder. The original book review can be seen here. The first rejoinder to the original review by the authors of the book can be seen here. The reply to the first rejoinder can be seen here. In response to the reply to the first rejoinder, the authors had written this second…
Reply to the Rejoinder: Breaking the Trap of Debt, Inflation, Interest and Poverty
Salman Ahmed Shaikh It is encouraging to see the commitment of the authors to engage with criticism of their proposal. Such efforts to engage with critical issues of the economy and society are highly respectable and deserve appreciation. Some further clarifications are humbly provided in response to the rejoinder by the authors. It would have been better for the authors to present a…
The rejoinder is in response to the review published previously. The original review can be seen at: https://islamiceconomicsproject.com/2026/05/08/breaking-the-trap-of-debt-inflation-interest-and-poverty/
Beyond Prohibitions: Unveiling the Hidden Dynamics of Islamic Economics and Finance
Paper Title: Beyond Prohibitions: Unveiling the Hidden Dynamics of Islamic Economics and Finance Author: Prof. Dr. Burhan Uluyol Publisher: Journal of Islamic Monetary Economics and Finance. Vol 12(1), 81–106. This research paper provides a theoretical reframing of the objectives underlying Islamic economics and finance. While Islamic finance is largely known for avoiding specific…
Breaking the Trap of Debt, Inflation, Interest and Poverty
Qanit Khalilullah and Sohaib Umar The book by Qanit Khalilullah and Sohaib Umar offers a critique of the modern fractional-reserve banking system, arguing that it is the primary engine behind chronic economic instability, inflation, and wealth inequality. The authors propose a radical macroeconomic transition to a full-reserve banking model. This proposal is specifically tailored as a structural…
Key Highlights of the Global Trade Report
Muhammad Hammad Trade Developments & Forecasts World merchandise trade grew 4.6% in 2025, beating the 2.4% forecast, as demand for AI-related goods offset tariff uncertainty and policy risks. Asia drove 71% of that growth, supported by resilient emerging-market demand, expansionary policies, and North American frontloading ahead of US “reciprocal” tariffs. Pre-conflict projections had 2026…
From Ontological to Epistemic–Institutional Halal
Turalay Kenc Professor, INCEIF University, Malaysia The Verification Problem in Modern Halal Markets In classical Islamic jurisprudence, the halal status of goods was, in principle, directly assessable: localised production, transparent supply chains, and communal knowledge allowed consumers to evaluate compliance through direct inspection and the counsel of trusted scholars. Contemporary…
Moral Reflections on Economics, Vol 6, Issue 6
May 2026 issue (Vol 6, Issue 5) of Moral Reflections on Economics features • “From Ontological to Epistemic–Institutional Halal” by Prof. Dr. Turalay Kenc, INCEIF University, Malaysia. • “The Social and Cultural Importance of Hajj” by Dr. Salman Ahmed Shaikh. • Highlights of Global Trade Report by Muhammad Hammad. • Book review of “Breaking the Trap of Debt, Inflation, Interest and Poverty”…
Breaking Bad: How Health Shocks Prompt Crime
Paper Title: Breaking Bad: How Health Shocks Prompt Crime Author: Steffen Andersen, Elin Colmsjö, Gianpaolo Parise, Kim Peijnenburg Publisher: American Economic Journal: Applied Economics, 18(1), 88–119, January 2026 The research paper in focus ‘Breaking Bad: How Health Shocks Prompt Crime’, offers a longitudinal analysis of the relationship between cancer diagnoses and criminal…
Mobilising Home Equity for Climate-Resilient Affordable Housing ThroughTokenisation
Paper Title: Mobilising Home Equity for Climate-Resilient Affordable Housing Through Tokenisation Author: Prof. Dr. Tariqullah Khan Publisher: International Journal of Islamic Finance and Sustainable Development, Vol 18(1), 43–64. This paper addresses the dual crises of housing affordability and climate adaptability by proposing a framework to mobilize approximately $280 trillion in…