In Islamic economics, the concept of money is very clear that money is a medium of exchange in muamalah, instead of capital (commodities). That money is objected that are approved by the public as an intermediary tool to hold the exchange or trade. Differences concept of money in Islamic and conventional economics are on the money that is not identical to the capital, the money is public goods, capital is private goods, money is a flow concept, and capital is a stock concept in the concept of money in Islam. While the conventional concept of money in the currency identified with capital money (capital) are private goods. Money (capital) is a flow concept for Fisher, and money (capital) is a stock concept for Cambridge School
AbstractMoney is one of the most important economic instruments. Almost all economic activities are ...
When the number of people growing and the advance of civilization, activity, as well as the inbracli...
The scope of Islamic Economics is basically the same as the conventional economic scope that we have...
In Islamic economics, the concept of money is very clear that money is a medium of exchange in muama...
In Islamic economics, money has the main function as a medium of exchange (medium of exchanges) and ...
Humans in their lives need a tool for transactions to meet their daily needs. The transaction tool ...
Abstract-In Islamic economics, which is recognized only function of money as a medium of exchange an...
Abstract-In Islamic economics, which is recognized only function of money as a medium of exchange an...
Abstract-In Islamic economics, which is recognized only function of money as a medium of exchange an...
Abstract-In Islamic economics, which is recognized only function of money as a medium of exchange an...
Islam views money as a medium of exchange, not as a commodity. Widespread awareness of the role of m...
Islam views money as a medium of exchange, not as a commodity. Widespread awareness of the role of m...
Islam views money as a medium of exchange, not as a commodity. Widespread awareness of the role of m...
Abstract: Money in the Islamic Economic Perspectives. This article aims at giving description about ...
In Islamic economics, the motives that influence a person to have money are justified only for trans...
AbstractMoney is one of the most important economic instruments. Almost all economic activities are ...
When the number of people growing and the advance of civilization, activity, as well as the inbracli...
The scope of Islamic Economics is basically the same as the conventional economic scope that we have...
In Islamic economics, the concept of money is very clear that money is a medium of exchange in muama...
In Islamic economics, money has the main function as a medium of exchange (medium of exchanges) and ...
Humans in their lives need a tool for transactions to meet their daily needs. The transaction tool ...
Abstract-In Islamic economics, which is recognized only function of money as a medium of exchange an...
Abstract-In Islamic economics, which is recognized only function of money as a medium of exchange an...
Abstract-In Islamic economics, which is recognized only function of money as a medium of exchange an...
Abstract-In Islamic economics, which is recognized only function of money as a medium of exchange an...
Islam views money as a medium of exchange, not as a commodity. Widespread awareness of the role of m...
Islam views money as a medium of exchange, not as a commodity. Widespread awareness of the role of m...
Islam views money as a medium of exchange, not as a commodity. Widespread awareness of the role of m...
Abstract: Money in the Islamic Economic Perspectives. This article aims at giving description about ...
In Islamic economics, the motives that influence a person to have money are justified only for trans...
AbstractMoney is one of the most important economic instruments. Almost all economic activities are ...
When the number of people growing and the advance of civilization, activity, as well as the inbracli...
The scope of Islamic Economics is basically the same as the conventional economic scope that we have...