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Website title: Islamic Economics Project – Research on Islamic Economics and Finance and Role of Faith in Markets and Society in Post Modern Scientific Age

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The authors identify a significant blind spot in modern Islamic economics, noting that contemporary Muslim jurists have historically ignored the concept of a universal, unconditional cash transfer. This silence stems from a long-standing academic preoccupation with targeted, faith-based wealth redistribution mechanisms like Zakāh and Sadaqah, which are structurally designed for ...

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In his exhaustive deconstruction of capitalism, Chapra exposes what he terms the limits of capitalism and the logical flaws inherent in its foundational architecture. He explores the historical genesis of the market system, tracing its roots back to the Enlightenment worldview, which systematically unseated Christian scholastic moral constraints in favour of secularism, utilitar...

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The 2026 edition consists of three chapters: Chapter 1 reviews the status of the health-related indicators of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), covering age- and cause-specific mortality, infectious diseases, risk factors for health, and universal health coverage (UHC) and health systems. Chapter 2 presents an in-depth analysis of global and regional estimates of excess ...

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A sensor is a device that detects changes in its environment and sends information about those changes to another device or system. A sensor is like a sense organ — just as your skin feels heat or cold, a sensor feels or senses things like temperature, light, movement, sound, or pressure.

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Dr. Umer Chapra was born on February 1, 1933, in Bombay, British India. Chapra’s family moved to Karachi following the 1947 partition. Despite early financial hardships after his father passed away when Chapra was only six, his mother prioritized his education. This investment paved the way for an extraordinary academic trajectory. He attended the University of Karachi, topping ...

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