Divine Economics in Islamic Perspective

What you'll learn
Fundamental Principles of Divine Economics - Understand the ethical, spiritual, and economic foundations of Islamic economics.
Wealth Distribution and Social Justice - Explore Zakat, Sadaqah, Waqf, and other mechanisms for equitable wealth sharing.
Ethical Financial Practices - Learn about Islamic banking, interest-free finance, Takaful, and Shariah-compliant investments.
Economic Policies in Islam - Study fiscal, monetary, trade, and investment policies guided by Islamic principles.
Environmental Ethics - Understand sustainable resource management and eco-friendly economic practices in an Islamic context.
Contemporary Applications - Analyze modern challenges such as globalization, fintech, AI, and blockchain through the lens of Divine Economics.
Business and Entrepreneurship - Learn how to build ethical, Shariah-compliant businesses and manage financial systems responsibly.
Practical Integration of Faith and Economics - Apply Islamic ethical principles to real-world economic decision-making and societal development.
Requirements
Divine Economics in Islamic Perspective" offers a comprehensive journey through the ethical, spiritual, and practical dimensions of Islamic economics. Students will gain the knowledge and tools to understand wealth distribution, ethical finance, social justice, and contemporary economic challenges through an Islamic lens. Whether you are a beginner or an advanced learner, this course equips you to integrate faith and economics in real-world decision-making, fostering a more just, ethical, and sustainable society.
Description
This course provides a comprehensive understanding of Divine Economics, showing how economic practices can be guided by Islamic principles, ethics, and social responsibility. Students gain the tools to make morally grounded decisions, promote justice and fairness, and apply concepts like Tawhid, Rizq, and Maqasid al-Shariah to contemporary economic challenges for a just and sustainable society.Through this course, learners will explore how ethical frameworks influence financial transactions, wealth distribution, and business practices. By studying the prohibition of riba (usury), profit-and-loss sharing, and equitable labor rights, students will develop a practical understanding of how economic systems can prioritize human well-being over mere material gain. The course also emphasizes environmental stewardship, demonstrating how responsible management of natural resources is integral to a sustainable economy.Additionally, students will examine real-world case studies that illustrate how ethical economic principles can be applied in modern markets, trade, and finance. They will gain insights into social welfare mechanisms such as Zakat and charitable giving, understanding how these contribute to societal harmony and poverty alleviation. By the end of the course, learners will be equipped not only with theoretical knowledge but also with actionable strategies to implement ethical, socially responsible, and spiritually aligned economic practices, shaping a more equitable and compassionate world.
Who this course is for
Students, professionals, and entrepreneurs interested in Islamic economics and ethical finance.
Individuals seeking to understand how faith and economic principles intersect.
Anyone looking to apply Islamic ethical principles to wealth management, business, and social welfare.
Those curious about poverty alleviation, wealth distribution, and social justice in an Islamic framework.
Learners who want to explore modern economic challenges through the lens of Divine Economics.
Educators, researchers, and policy makers looking for insights into Islamic economic thought and practice.
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