Nigerian Economic Recession: An Islamic Perspective
Keywords:
Recession, capitalism, socialism, Islamic, Adl.
Abstract
As Nigerian economy continue to face constant economic recession, despite abundant of both natural and human resources in Nigeria due to adoption of falsehood economic system of capitalism inherent in its economic system. The major world views of economic system is on either capital or socialism which proved to be failures for centuries the only solution to the present economic predicament is Islamic economic system, which is recession proof, as it is purely based on ―Adl‖ which is fairness and justice, social responsibility, transparency, trust worthiness, and sharia compliance.
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Iqbal, M. (2005) (Ed.): Islamic Finance and Economic Development; Palgrave; United Kingdom
Karwai, A.K., Habib, A and Jibril, B. T (Eds.) (2012); Islamic Economics: A Book of Readings; IIIT Nigeria
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Okojie, C and Shimeles (2006) ―Inequality in Sub-Sharan Africa, A Synthesis of recent research on the levels, trends, effects and determinants of inequality in its different dimensions‖, The Inter-Regional Inequality Facility.
Published
2017-09-28
How to Cite
Yusuf, A. D., & Ahmad Razimi, M. S. (2017). Nigerian Economic Recession: An Islamic Perspective. International Journal of Islamic Banking and Finance Research, 1(1), 6-13. https://doi.org/10.46281/ijibfr.v1i1.34
Section
Original Articles/Short Communications
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