Islamic Social Teaching and Cathonomics

Waleed El‐Ansary

doi:10.1142/s2737436x25400096

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Islamic Social Teaching and Cathonomics

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Cathonomics integrates islamic social teaching principles into economic practices, enhancing ethical decision-making.
Examining these concepts can improve management strategies in religious contexts and contribute to broader economic theories.
The interplay between islamic social teaching and economics calls for a re-evaluation of conventional management models.
This research highlights the potential of combining religion with economic practices to foster sustainable development.

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Analysis reveals intersections of islamic social teaching and cathonomics, suggesting new economic frameworks.

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