Wealth, Exchange, and the Just Economy
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The Quran is the fixed criterion; economics is a provisional reading of Allah’s unchanging norms in provision and exchange. Reflect on the principles; never bend the verse to a theory, and never stake the verse on one.
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What does the Qur’an establish about circulation versus concentration of wealth?
How must exchange be structured to protect consent, contracts, measure, and market integrity?
How does the Qur’an distinguish lawful trade from riba-based gain?
How do zakat and inheritance turn wealth into enforceable social obligations?
What epistemic discipline should govern investment, forecasting, and trading risk?
How should provision be consumed, reserved, and held in trust?
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