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Rethinking Islamic Economics

Prof. Aslam Haneef, International Islamic University Malaysia

10-Oct-16 08:05

Rethinking Islamic Economics

The Islamic economy is a scope that covers a wide range of sectors and issues. However, over the last half century, the topic on developing Islamic economy has been dominated by the role of Islamic finance, and within that, Islamic banking. To tell us about the larger elements of what Islamic Economics can bring to the world, we speak to Prof. Aslam Haneef, Director of the Centre of Islamic Economics, IIUM.


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