Post Independence India's contribution to Islamic Economics

Islahi, Abdul Azim (1997): Post Independence India's contribution to Islamic Economics. Published in: Muslim and Arab Perspectives , Vol. 4, No. 7-12 (February 1999): pp. 397-407.

Abstract

One of the most important themes to which Indian scholars have made pioneering contribution is the area of Islamic Economics. The present paper attempts to attempt to bring on the record postindependence India's contribution to Islamic economics.

• Item Type: MPRA Paper
• Language: English
• Keywords: Islamic Economics; Indian Economics
• Subjects: B - History of Economic Thought, Methodology, and Heterodox Approaches > B0 - General; B - History of Economic Thought, Methodology, and Heterodox Approaches > B2 - History of Economic Thought since 1925

References

Abdul Aziz (1995), 'The Islamic Economic System: some preliminary thought' in F. R Faridi (ed), The Principles of Islamic economics and the state of Indian economy,

Abdul-Qadir, Muhammad (1941), 'The Social and political ideas of Ibn Khaldun,' Indian Journal of Political Sciences, 3:2, Delhi, July-September,

Abdur Rahman, T. (1996), 'Alleviation of poverty through interestless financial system - a theoretical exposition' in T. Abdur Rahman and and K. G. Munshi (eds.), Poverty Alleviation among Muslims in Tamil Nadu, New Delhi: I. O. S., pp. 20-26.

Ahmad, Ausaf (1987), Development and problems of Islamic banks, Jeddah, IRTI/IDB,

Ahmad, Ausaf (1993), Contemporary practices of financing techniques, Jeddah, IRTI/IDB, 75 pp.

Ahmad, Mahfooz, 'Distributive justice and fiscal and monetary economics in Islam' in M. Ariff (ed.), Monetary and Fiscal Economy of Islam, Jeddah: ICRIE, pp. 311-26.

Ahmad, S Thanveir (1995), 'Islam's integration of the theory of investment with the theory of distribution,' in F.R. Faridi (ed.)., The Principles of Islamic Economics and the State of Indian Economy, Aligarh: Indian Association for Islamic Economics, pp. 37-48.

Ahmad, S. Fayyaz (1992), 'The Ethical responsibility of ethics,' in F. R. Faridi, (ed.), Aspects of Islamic Economics and the Economy of Indian Muslims, New Delhi: Genuine Publications, pp. 94-112.

Alam, M. Manzoor (1996), Perspective on Islamic Economics, l. O. S., New Delhi,203 pp.

Ali, S.A. (1961), Economic Foundation of Islam -a social and economic study, Calcutta: Orient Longmans, 203 pp.

Ali, Syed Ahmad (1970), 'Economics of Ibn Khaldun -a selection,' African Quarterly, New Delhi, Oct.-Dec. 10:3, pp. 251-259.

Aligarh: Indian Association for Islamic Economics, 144 pp.

Aligarh: Indian Association for Islamic Economics, pp. 134-42.

Amini, M. Taqi (1955), Islam ka zar'i Nizam (The Agrarian system of Islam), Delhi: Nadwatul Musannifin, ,303 pp.

Ansari, Valeed Ahmad (1992), 'Marketing approach to interest-free banking,' Islamic Economics News Bulletin, Aligarh, July-August, 2:4, p. 1.

Azmi, Sabahuddin (1995), 'Abu Yusuf’s contribution to the theory of public finance,' Aligarh, Muslim University, 135 pp. (unpublished M. Phil. dissertation).

Bagsiraj, M. I. (1990), 'Interest-free banking and the conventional banking in the light of secular economic theory and policies,' Journal of Objective Studies, January 1990, 1: 2, p.130. .

Beg, Tahir (1994), 'Islamic Common Market: some conceptual and operational issues in the light of European Community experiences,' Journal of Objective Studies, New Delhi, Jan. 6:4, pp. 48-67.

Bishnoi, T. R. (1992), 'Islamic banking: some unsettled issues of stability and growth,' in F. R Faridi (ed.), Aspects of Islamic Economics and the Economy of Indian Muslims, New Delhi: Genuine Publications, pp. 173-182.

Bokare, M. G. (1995), 'The Promise of Islamic Economics' in F. R Faridi (ed), The Principles of Islamic economics and the state of Indian economy,Aligarh: Indian Association for Islamic Economics, pp. 125-34.

Faridi, F. R. (1991), Essays in Islamic economic analysis, New Delhi: Genuine Publication, 246 pp.

Faridi, F.R. (1993), Aspects of Islamic economics and the economy of Indian Muslims, New Delhi: Genuine Publications, 286 pp.

Faridi, F.R. (1995), Islamic principles of business organisation and management, New Delhi: Qazi Publications, 1995, 159 pp.

Faridi, F.R. (1995), The Principles of Islamic economics and the state of Indian economy,

Gilani, S. Manazir Ahsan (1947), Islami Ma'ashiyat (Islamic economics), Karachi: Shaikh Shaukat A1i & Sons, 435pp.

Gunnauri, Fazlur Rahman (1967), Tijarati sud tarikhi aur fiqhi nuqtah-e-nazar se (Commercial interest from historical and juridical viewpoint), Aligarh, Muslim University, 176 pp.

Hamidullah, Muhammad (1944), 'Anjumanha-e-qarzah-e-be sud' (Interest-Free Credit Societies), in Ma'arif, Azamgarh, March 1944, 53: 3, pp. 211-6.

Hasan, Masood (1995), 'Islamic modes of investments: its relevance to India' in F. R. Faridi (ed), The Principles of Islamic Economics and the State of Indian Economy, Aligarh: Indian Association for Islamic Economics, pp. 49-70.

Hasan, Zubair (1986), 'Distributional Equity in Islam' in Munawar Iqbal (ed). Distributive justice and need fulfillment in an Islamic economy, Islamabad: IIIE, pp. 25- 54.

Ibrahim, P. (1992), 'Population growth and economic development, an Islamic perspective,' Journal of Objective Studies, July ), 4:2, pp. 59-70.

IEA. (1993), "25 Years of Economic Thinking in India", Indian Economic Journal (Vol. 41, Oct.-Dec.) pp. I44-71.

Islahi, Abdul Azim (1988), Economic Concepts of Ibn Taymiyah, Leicester, Islamic Foundation, Reprinted 1996, 286 pp.

Khan, Javed Ahmad (1995), 'Islamic banking movement in the Muslim World and its prospects in India,' in F. R. Faridi (ed.), The Principles of Islamic Economics and the State of Indian Economy, Aligarh: Indian Association for Islamic Economics, pp. 93-107.

Khan, Javed Ahmad (1995), Islamic Economics and Finance, London, Mansel, 157 pp.

Khatkhatay, A. H. (1995), 'Practical problems faced by (profit-based) Islamic financial institutions in India,' in F. R. Faridi (ed.), The Principles of Islamic economics and the state of Indian economy, Aligarh: Indian Association for Islamic Economics, pp. 109-24.

Laliwala, J. H. (1982), 'Inflation in Muslim countries - implications for an Islamic economy,' in M. Ariff (ed.), Monetary and Fiscal Economy of Islam, Jeddah: ICRIE, pp. 269-84.

Manzar, Abdul Moiz (1955), 'Economics needs a reconstruction,' Islamic Thought, Aligarh, March-April 2: 2, pp. 7-21;

Manzar, Abdul Moiz (1965), 'On Economic development and Islamic values,' Islamic Thought, Aligarh, June, 10:3&4, pp. 66-70.

Maududi, S. Abul A'la (1962), Islam aur zabt-e-wiladat (Islam and family planning), Lahore: Islamic Publications, 204 pp. First Published in 1947; Mas'alah-e- milkiyat-e-zamin (the Problem of land ownership), Lahore, 1950, 76 pp.

Mohideen, KSS (1996), 'Islamic concept of poverty' in T. Abdur Rahman and and K. G. Munshi (eds.), Poverty Alleviation among Muslims in Tamil Nadu, New Delhi: I. O. S., pp. 7-19.

Mohsin, Mohammed., 'A Profile of Riba-free banking' in M. Ariff (ed.), Monetary and Fiscal Economy of Islam, Jeddah: ICRIE,, pp. l87-210.

Mukharjee, Badal (1984), Theory of growth of a firm in zero interest rate economy, Jeddah: ICRIE, 68 pp.

Munshi K. G. (1997), Socio-Economic profile of Indian Muslims - a case study Of Gujarat, New Delhi: IOS, 1997, 185 pp.

Muzammil, Mohammad (1992), 'Smithian concept of economic behaviour and Islam,' in F. R. Faridi (edt.), Aspects of Islamic Economics and the Economy of Indian Muslims, New Delhi: Genuine Publications, 64-72. pp.

Nadwi, Abdul Bari (1955), Tajdid-e-ma'ashiyyat (Revival of economics), Lucknow: Sidq-e- Jadid Book Agency, 518 pp.

Nadwi, Mujibullah (1990) Qanun-e-ujrat (Islamic law of wages), Delhi: Taj Company, 240 pp.

Nafi`, Rashid Mohammed, 'Poverty alleviation Under Islamic taxation principles,' in T. Abdur Rahman and K. G. Munshi (eds.), Poverty Alleviation among Muslims in Tamil Nadu, New Delhi: I. O. S., 37-41.

Najmul-Hasan (1984), Social Security System in Islam with special reference to Zakah, Jeddah: ICRIE, 57 pp.

Naqvi, K. A. Naqvi (1985), comments on 'Towards an Islamic macro model of distribution: a comparative' approach, by M. A. AI-Jarhi,' Journal of Research in Islamic Economics, Jeddah, Winter, 2:2, pp. 67-71.

Peerzade, S. Afzal, 'The Genesis of supply side tax policy in the Islamic system of taxation,' in F. R. Faridi (ed.), The Principles of Islamic economics and the state of Indian economy, Aligarh: Indian Association for Islamic Economics, pp.71-92.

Purohit, Navneet Mal (1992), 'Interest-free banking: conceptual framework and implementation in Pakistan,' in F. R. Faridi (ed.), Aspects of Islamic Economics and the Economy of Indian Muslims, New Delhi: Genuine Publications, pp. 161- 172.

Quraishi, Anwar Iqbal (1974), Islam and the theory of interest, Lahore: Shaikh M. Ashraf, (first published in 1946),220 pp.

Rahmatullah,M, (1992), Directory Islamic Banks in India, Bombay, All India Council of Muslim Economic Upliftment (AICMEU), 84 pp.

Raihana and Asiya (1995), 'A Socio-Economic survey of Muslim women labour in the Bidi industry,' in: F.R. Faridi (edt.), Aspects of Islamic economics and the economy of Indian Muslims, New Delhi: Genuine Publications, pp. 237-51.

Sewharwi, M. Hifzur Rahman (1942), Islam ka iqtisadi nizam (The Economic System of Islam), Delhi: Nadwatul Musannifin, 359 pp.

Sherwani, H.K. (1970), 'Ibn-e-Khaldun and his politico-economic thought, Islamic Culture, Hyderabad, April, 44:2, pp.71-80. Siddiqi, M. Mazharuddin (1943), Hegal, Marx and Nizam-e-Islam (Regal, Marx and the Islamic System), Pathan Kote, 240 pp.

Siddiqi, M. Nejatullah (1968), Islam ka nazariyyah-e-milkiyat (Theory of property in Islam), Lahore: Islamic Publications, 403 pp.

Siddiqi, M. Nejatullah (1969), Ghair sudi bankari (Banking without interest), Lahore: Islamic Publications, 224 pp.

Siddiqi, M. Nejatullah (1982), Recent works on history of economic thought in Islam, Jeddah: ICRIE, 1982, 62 pp.

Siddiqi, M. Nejatullah (1996), Role of State in the Economy, Leicester: The Islamic Foundation, 176pp.

Siddiqi, M. Nejatullah, Insurance in an Islamic Economy, Leicester: The Islamic Foundation

Upadhayaya, K.K. (1992),'Public economics of Islamic egalitarianism,' in F. R. Faridi (ed.), Aspects of Islamic Economics and the Economy of Indian Muslims, New Delhi: Genuine Publications, pp. 113-122.

Yusufuddin, Muhammad (1950), Islam ke Ma'ashi nazariyyat (Economic theory of Islam), Hyderabad, two vols., 756pp.

Zafarul-Islam (1990), Socio-Economic dimensions of Fiqh literature in Medieval India, Lahore: Research Cell, Dayal Singh Trust Library, 150 pp.