Economic Ideology in Islam (V-U)

• Module 1: Nature & Significance of Islamic Economics (V-U)
• Module 2: Capitalism and Socialism as Economic System (V-U)
• Module 3: Distinguishing Feature of IES (Islamic Economic System) (V-U)
• Module 4: Islamic Concept of Ownership (V-U)
• Module 5: Permissible Modes of Property (1) (V-U)
• Module 6: Permissible Modes of Property (2) (V-U)
• Module 7: Permissible Modes of Property (3) (V-U)
• Module 9: Impermissible Modes (2) (V-U)
• Module 10: Impermissible Modes (3) (V-U)
• Module 11: Social, Moral and Economic Evils of Riba (V-U)
• Module 12: Factors of Production in Islam, Capitalism and Socialism (V-U)
• Module 13: Concept of Circulation of Wealth in Islam (V-U)
• Module 14: An Introduction to Islamic Banking (V-U)
• Module 15: Zakat (V-U)
• Module 16: Falah (V-U)
• Module 17: Cooperation and Participation (V-U)
• Module 18: Determination of Priorities (V-U)
• Module 19: Allocation of the Resource (V-U)
• Module 20: Development (V-U)
• Module 21: Basic Economic Problem (V-U)
• Module 22: Capitalism I (V-U)
• Module 23: Capitalism II (V-U)
• Module 24: Capitalism and Socialism as Economic System I (V-U)
• Module 25: Capitalism and Socialism as Economic System II (V-U)
• Module 26: Capitalism and Socialism as Economic System III (V-U)