An Interview with Professor David Hawkes about the history of usury in Rennaisance England and its negative effects on a moral society.
Economics
University reader in Economics, Dr Iyer speaks to the Review of Religions about her research on the connection between religion and economics.
The logic of banking and finance was born out of a betrayal of the trust of depositors by goldsmiths. Have things progressed since?
An insight into the ongoing world of debt, its impact on people and nations, drawing uopn the Islamic point of view.
Part 2 of an interview with Dr. Farooq Mahmood, surrounding the financial system in Islam, being based around justice and equity.
Dr. Farooq Mahmood talks about the inherent flaws of the Western capitalist model and how the coronavirus pandemic has deepened the inequalities within it.
The new 'Economics' section of The Review of Religions will highlight global economic issues as well as alternatives to mainstream economic solutions.
A discussion on the downfalls of the constant desire for endless accumulation of wealth, and the perfect remedy for this according to Islam.
An exploration into the reasons behind the United Kingdom's current recession.
Al-Hafiz Yunus Omotayo, an Imam from Nigeria, explores how Islam offers practical approaches and measures to address the challenges of world hunger and lack of...
Fazal Ahmad, UK Fazal Ahmad serves as the Global Operations Director with Humanity First, and is responsible for poverty alleviation projects in 54 countries...
Ahmed Danyal Arif, UK Despite many prior warnings, a number of developed countries were clearly unprepared for the coronavirus pandemic. This monumental...
The Review of Religions conducted an interview with Ahmad Salam, a career investment banker with 25 years of experience in debt capital markets and investment...
Ahmed Danyal Arif, London, UK Shutterstock ID 1687690849 Following the current Covid-19 pandemic, theabrupt halt of commercial activity threatens to impose...
REGARD FOR THE POOR The Holy Prophet(sa) was ever concerned to ameliorate the condition of the poorer sections of the community and to raise their status in...