Ali Muhyiddîn el-Karadâğî. Islamic Economics Contract Theory. Trans. Abdullah Kahraman (Book Review, Nida Publishing, Istanbul, 2021, 295 p.)

Name: Ali Muhyiddîn el-Karadâğî. Islamic Economics Contract Theory. Trans. Abdullah Kahraman (Book Review, Nida Publishing, Istanbul, 2021, 295 p.)
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Title	Ali Muhyiddîn el-Karadâğî. Islamic Economics Contract Theory. Trans. Abdullah Kahraman (Book Review, Nida Publishing, Istanbul, 2021, 295 p.)
Author	DOWN, Divert
Publication Place	Social Sciences University of Ankara - Social Sciences University of Ankara
Subject	Journal of islamic economics (Online) (Turkey), 2023-07, Vol.3 (2), p.100-104
Type	Book
Language	ara,eng
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Library:	Leitir Library
Library Asset ID	ISSN: 2822-2326, EISSN: 2822-2326, DOI: 10.55237/jie.1226039
Record ID	cdi_doaj_primary_oai_doaj_org_article_770ceb4ee2f545d6be3f855b715c7052
Library Location	DOAJ (Directory of Open Access Journals)
Notes	Among Social Sciences, law and economics appear as two important separate branches of science. Although these two sciences have a different structure, they also have common areas of study. The law of obligations, which is included in private law, is the framework and/or basis for the science of economics. The same situation applies to the fields of Islamic law of obligations and Islamic economics. Economic-financial transactions and systems in Islam are organized and developed on the basis of fiqh. To date, many works have been written on this subject. In this sense, Ali Muhyiddîn el-Karadâğî's Islamic Economics Contract Theory is one of the works written in this field and filling an important gap. Law and economics are two important disciplines in Social Sciences. Although these two sciences have a different structure from each other, they also have common areas of study. The law of obligations, which is included in private law, is a framework and/or basic field for economics. The same is true for Islamic law of obligations and Islamic economics. Economic-financial transactions and systems in Islam were organized and developed on the basis of the science of fiqh. To date, many works have been written on this subject. In this sense, Ali Muhyiddin al-Karadagi's Islamic Economics Contract Theory is one of the works written in this field and filling an important gap.
Detaylı Başlık	Ali Muhyiddîn el-Karadâğî. İslâm İktisâdı Akit Teorisi. Çev. Abdullah Kahraman (Kitap Değerlendirmesi, Nida Yayıncılık, İstanbul, 2021, 295 s.)

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Ali Muhyiddîn el-Karadâğî. Islamic Economics Contract Theory. Trans. Abdullah Kahraman (Book Review, Nida Publishing, Istanbul, 2021, 295 p.)

Author DOWN, Divert

Publication Place Social Sciences University of Ankara - Social Sciences University of Ankara

Subject Journal of islamic economics (Online) (Turkey), 2023-07, Vol.3 (2), p.100-104

Type Book

Language ara,eng

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Library Leitir Library

Library Asset ID ISSN: 2822-2326, EISSN: 2822-2326, DOI: 10.55237/jie.1226039

Record ID cdi_doaj_primary_oai_doaj_org_article_770ceb4ee2f545d6be3f855b715c7052

Library Location DOAJ (Directory of Open Access Journals)

Notes Among Social Sciences, law and economics appear as two important separate branches of science. Although these two sciences have a different structure, they also have common areas of study. The law of obligations, which is included in private law, is the framework and/or basis for the science of economics. The same situation applies to the fields of Islamic law of obligations and Islamic economics. Economic-financial transactions and systems in Islam are organized and developed on the basis of fiqh. To date, many works have been written on this subject. In this sense, Ali Muhyiddîn el-Karadâğî's Islamic Economics Contract Theory is one of the works written in this field and filling an important gap. Law and economics are two important disciplines in Social Sciences. Although these two sciences have a different structure from each other, they also have common areas of study. The law of obligations, which is included in private law, is a framework and/or basic field for economics. The same is true for Islamic law of obligations and Islamic economics. Economic-financial transactions and systems in Islam were organized and developed on the basis of the science of fiqh. To date, many works have been written on this subject. In this sense, Ali Muhyiddin al-Karadagi's Islamic Economics Contract Theory is one of the works written in this field and filling an important gap.

Detaylı Başlık Ali Muhyiddîn el-Karadâğî. İslâm İktisâdı Akit Teorisi. Çev. Abdullah Kahraman (Kitap Değerlendirmesi, Nida Yayıncılık, İstanbul, 2021, 295 s.)