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Islamic Ethics

A focused collection from Imam Mahdi Civilizition. These educational essays cite primary texts and scholarly references; they distinguish established source wording from interpretation and note where qualified scholars differ.

4 essays · Published 13 October 2026

Cover artwork for Zakat and Economic Justice in a Modern Monetary System
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Zakat and Economic Justice in a Modern Monetary System

An educational framework for understanding zakat, currency, inflation, savings, and digital assets while distinguishing enduring principles from questions requiring a contemporary juristic ruling.

Cover artwork for The Prophetic Sunnah of Interfaith Dialogue: Medina, Najran, and Ethical Disagreement
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The Prophetic Sunnah of Interfaith Dialogue: Medina, Najran, and Ethical Disagreement

A historically careful study of Muslim relations with Jewish and Christian communities, the Constitution of Medina, reports about Najran, and Qur’anic principles for principled dialogue.

Cover artwork for Economic Justice in Early Islamic Governance: Bayt al-Mal, Land Rights, and Anti-Monopoly Principles
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Economic Justice in Early Islamic Governance: Bayt al-Mal, Land Rights, and Anti-Monopoly Principles

This paper examines economic justice as an institutional and legal problem: public revenue, zakat, land tenure, market conduct, private property, and unjust enrichment. It distinguishes Qur’anic norms from later administrative practice and modern economic categories that cannot be projected unchanged onto early Muslim societies.

Cover artwork for Mizan, Khilafah, and the Earth: Foundations of Islamic Environmental Ethics
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Mizan, Khilafah, and the Earth: Foundations of Islamic Environmental Ethics

Islamic environmental ethics emerges from a network of scriptural concepts rather than one isolated slogan. This study examines balance, human responsibility, non-waste, public harm, and care for living beings, distinguishing Qur’anic principles from modern environmental science and historically specific legal doctrines.

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