Islam’s Gift: An Economy of Spiritual Development

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[bit,do/ajes] My paper with the title was recently published in American Journal of Economics and Sociology, Vol 78, Issue 2, pp 443-492, March 2019.  A pre-print can be downloaded from: SSRN, Scribd, or OneDrive. More than a decade ago, I was motivated to write “Islamic Economics: A Survey of the Literature” by the realization that the vast majority of Islamic Economics was just an imitation of Western economics, and an attempt to fit as much of it as possible into an Islamic framework. My paper attempted to explain why this was so, and to recognize and highlight the unique insights which came from genuine Islamic perspectives on our economic affairs. My current paper “Islam’s Gift: An Economy of Spiritual Development” represents a culmination of the search for formulating a genuine Islamic alternative to Western economics. This paper explains how Islam teaches us…

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Highly accomplished and professional Arabic Teacher with an exemplary teaching and academic service record. Committed to promoting bilingualism and multicultural awareness as cornerstones of higher education. Able to handle both teaching and committee duties with high professionalism. Core Qualifications Exceptional proficiency in speaking and writing the Arabic language Strong knowledge of techniques in teaching Arabic according to sequential language learning model Excellent grasp of second-language acquisition theoretical principles Outstanding abilities in working with a diverse faculty in a collegial and professional manner Superior oral and written communication skills Sound Arabic-to-English translation abilities

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