İİH 560 - Selected Topics in Islamic Economics and Finance

Graduate Education Institute · Islamic Economics and Law (Arabic) · Master

ECTS: 7.5 T+P+L: 3+0+0 Departmental Elective
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Course Learning Outcomes

  1. Defines the intellectual infrastructure and institutional foundations of the Islamic economy as a unique system
  2. Knows how economic development can be matched with a socio-economic system compatible with Islamic ethics and values.
  3. Evaluates the effect of Islamic belief on economic organizations and behaviors
  4. Understand the differences between utopian Islamic moral economics, modern Muslim economies, and the practical nature of Islamic finance
  5. Has the intellectual knowledge to decide which among the leading Muslim economies can serve as a model for Islamic economies
  6. Discusses the implications of behavioral factors, moral theory, and moral economics in many less developed countries.