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May 8, 20260 citationsOpen Access

An Islamic Perspective on Self-Reliance Economy

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Sshanlax

Key Points

  • The article investigates the role of self-reliance economy in Islamic teachings and its connection to other concepts.
  • Employs a reflective normative deductive approach to analyze Islamic sources.
  • Examines the historical context and understanding of economic independence in Islam.
  • Economic independence in Islam is linked to major themes like development and ummah.
  • Spiritual independence is emphasized as more crucial than mere economic self-reliance.

Abstract

This article aims to discover the Islamic normative teachings of self-reliance economy. Does it stand alone as a concept or become an integral part of other major concepts in Islam. This issue is important because, from an economic standpoint, most of the countries with a majority Muslim population are in the category of underdevelopment and dependent on other countries, for example, in terms of foreign debt. This raises significant questions with like, which is the concept of independence in Islam itself and its historicity. The reflective normative deductive approach is used to examine both sources of Islamic teachings. Some findings are a. Economic independence in Islam is not a separate standalone concept, but it is related to other major themes in Islam, such as development, ummah, and other institutional structures; b. Economic independence in Islam is not the culmination of an independent building because the most important is the spiritual independence.,

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69fd7ef7bfa21ec5bbf0744chttps://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.12804557
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