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Economic Thought of Muhammad Baqir al-Sadr: A Study of Iqtisaduna (Our Economics)

Author: Mohd Lateef Khan
Publisher: www.isfin.net
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• Acknowledgements
• Introduction
• Chapter One Life and works of Muhammad Baqir al-Sadr
• 1.1. Life of Baqir al-Sadr
• 1.2. List of works [Books]
• 1.2 (a) Jurisprudence
• 1.2 (b) Fundamentals of the Law
• 1.2 (c) Philosophy
• 1.2 (d) Logic
• 1.2 (e) Theology
• 1.2 (f) Economics
• 1.2 (g) Qur'anic Commentaries
• 1.2 (h) History
• 1.2 (i) Islamic Culture
• 1.3. Articles
• Chapter Two: Evolution of Islamic Economic Thought and Baqir al-Sadr
• 2.1. Early Development in Islamic Economics
• 2.2. Economic Teachings of the Holy Quran
• 2.2 (a) Justice and Social Responsibility
• 2.2 (b) Acquisition of Wealth
• 2.2 (c) Distribution of Wealth
• 2.2 (d) Non Exploitation of the Disadvantaged
• 2.2 (e) Regulation of Transactions Through Contracts
• 2.3. Economic Teachings of Prophet Muhammad
• 2.4. Economic Thinking of Eminent Jurists, Sufis and Philosophers up to 450 A.H
• 2.4 (a) Imam Abu Yusuf (113-182 A.H./731-798 C.E.)
• 2.4 (b) Muhammad bin Hassan al-Shaybani (132-189 AH/750-804 C.E.)
• 2.4 (c) yahya bin Adam(d. 818 C.E.)
• 2.4 (d) Abu Ubayd (d.838 C.E.)
• 2.4 (e) Qudamah bin Ja’far (d.932 C.E.)
• 2.4 (f) Abu Ja’far Nasr al-Dawudi (d.1012 C.E.)
• 2.4 (g) Mawardi (d.1058 C.E.)
• 2.4 (h) Ibn Hazm (d.456/1064 C.E.)
• 2.5. The Second Phase (450-850 A.H. /1058-1446C.E.)
• 2.5 (a) Al-Ghazzali, (451-505 A.H. /1055-1111C.E.)
• 2.5 (b) Ibn Taimiyah (661-728 A.H/1263-1328 C.E.)
• 2.5 (c) Ibn Khaldun(732-808/1332-1404 C.E.)
• 2.6. The Third Phase (850-1350 A.H/1445-1932 C.E.)
• 2.7. Shah Waliullah (1114-1176 AH-1703-1762 C.E.)
• 2.7 (a) Al-Irtifaq al Awwal (The First Stage of Socio-Economic Development)
• 2.7 (b) Al-Irtifaq al Thani (The second stage of Socio-Economic Development)
• 2.7 (c) Al Irtifaq al-Thalith (The Third Stage of Socio-Economic Development)
• 2.7 (d) Al-Irtifaq al Rabi (The fourth stage of socio-Economic Development)
• 2.8. Later Development in Islamic Economic Thought
• Chapter Three: Baqir al Sadr on Marxist Economic Model
• 3.1. Marxism: The Basic Components of the Doctrine
• 3.1 (a) Dialectical Materialism
• 3.1 (b) Economic Interpretation of History
• 3.1 (c) The Theory of Surplus Value
• 3.1 (d) End of Capitalism
• 3.2. Baqir al Sadr on Marxist Economic Structure; Economic Science and Economic Doctrine
• 3.3. Historical Materialism as a Single Factor Theory
• 3.4. Historical Materialism in the Light of Philosophy
• 3.5. Arguments in Favour of the Historical Materialism
• 3.5 (a) Philosophical Argument
• 3.5 (b) Psychological Argument
• 3.5 (c) Scientific Argument
• 3.6. Sadr on Marxist Conception of Ideology
• 3.6 (a) Marxism & Religion
• 3.6 (b) Marxism and Philosophy
• 3.6 (c) Marxism and Science
• 3.7. Sadr on Marxist Law of Value
• 3.8. Sadr on Primitive Communism
• 3.9. Sadr on slave Society
• 3.10. Sadr on Feudal Society
• 3.11. Sadr on the Emergence of Capitalist Society
• 3.12. Marxist Creed: Socialism and Communism
• 3.12 (a) Socialism
• 3.12 (b) Communism
• Chapter Four: Baqir al-Sadr on Capitalist Economy
• 4.1. Capitalism: A General Overview
• 4.2. Outstanding Features of Capitalism
• 4.2 (a) Right to Have Private Property
• 4.2 (b) Economic Freedom
• 4.2 (c) Freedom of Choice by the Consumers
• 4.2 (d) Profit Motive
• 4.2 (e) Class Conflict
• 4.2 (f) Uncoordinated Nature
• 4.2 (g) Role of Entrepreneur
• 4.2 (h) Control with Risks
• 4.2 (i) Competition and Cooperation
• 4.2 (j) Importance of Price System
• 4.2 (k) Economic Inequalities
• 4.3. Sadr on Capitalist Economy
• Sadr on Capitalist Economy & Its Nature
• 4.4. Sadr on General Framework of the Capitalist Doctrine
• 4.5. Sadr on Capitalist Freedom
• 4.5 (a) Freedom Ensure Good and Welfare of the Society
• 4.5 (b) Freedom Causes Growth of Production
• 4.5 (c) Freedom is the Real Expression of Human Dignity
• Chapter Five Major Themes of Islamic Economics in Iqtisaduna
• 5.1. General Structure of Islamic Economy
• 5.1 (a) Dual Form of Islamic Economy
• 5.1 (b) Restricted Economic Freedom
• 5.1 (c) Social Justice
• 5.2. Integrative Nature of Islamic Economics
• 5.3. Religion Alone can Materialize Social Interests
• 5.4. Islamic Economics is not a Science
• 5.5. Economic Problem in the Light of Islam
• 5.6. Distribution of Wealth on Islamic Level
• 5.7. Distribution at Pre production Stage
• 5.7 (a) Ownership of Land in Islam
• 5.7 (b) Mineral Wealth
• 5.7 (c) Natural Waters
• 5.7 (d) Other Natural Wealth
• 5.8. Distribution at Post Production Stage
• 5.9. Relation Between Production and Distribution: An Islamic Perspective
• 5.10. Role of state in Islamic Economy
• 5.10 (a) Social Security
• 5.10 (a) (I) Social Security Based on Public Reciprocal Responsibility
• 5.10 (a) (II) Social Security Based on Societies Right on Natural Resources
• 5.10 (b) Social Balance
• Conclusion
• Bibliography
• (a) [Books]
• (b) Articles
• (c) Websites
• Notes