Introduction
This course aims to look at the key concepts and ideas within the field of Islamic economics and how they relate to contemporary economic theory and practice. By beginning with an introduction to two major financial systems students will have a background against which they may develop a comparative understanding of the Islamic economic system. The module will provide students with an indispensable complement to the theoretical and practical underpinnings of the Islamic financial system. The goal is to let them understand that Islam provides to its followers in all fields of social life.
Students Learning Outcomes
At the end of this course, the student will be able to:
- Compare and contrast the different theories about the Islamic economic system
- Critically evaluate main features that would help an economy to tend towards an Islamic economy
- Summarize the strengths and weaknesses of competing theories of Islamic economy
- Critically assess different economic models of Islamic states on the basis of Islamic economy
Evaluation system
Evaluation of the students will be as under
Mid Term Exam 30 Marks
Final Term Exam 50 Marks
Sessional Mark 20 Marks
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Attendance 05 Marks
Assignments 10 Marks
Class Participation 05 Marks
Course Material
- Total Lessons 32
- Department Economic (SCB)
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Teacher
Mr. Muhammad Khizar Hayat
