Titlebook: Ethical Dimensions of Islamic Finance; Theory and Practice Zamir Iqbal,Abbas Mirakhor Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Autho

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Business Ethics in Islam,re virtues such as the realization of the unity of creation, justice, and protection of rights would lead to ethical business practices in all cycles of business starting from production to consumption to distribution. In addition, core virtues would determine market conduct rules to promote transparent and just markets void of malpractices.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-97-3674-4ntracts, truthfulness, and trustworthiness form the foundation of theory of ethics in Islam. The emphasis is on the internalization of these virtues such that the resultant economic and financial system optimizes the social and economic welfare of the society.

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Conclusion: Proud to Be an Oldest Old Adultnce to core values and virtues. The chapter discusses the ethical dimensions of risk-sharing finance and highlights various features of Islamic finance such as materiality, anti-fragility, stability, economic justice, and redistributive justice. These features address several ethical issues prevailing in global financial systems.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-61551-1risk–higher return projects and thus increase the efficiency and productivity of the system. Risk sharing can also create a reciprocal and trusting environment that strengthens social cohesion, promotes social mobility, and reduces income inequality without perverse incentive effects and resentments.

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Ethics and Finance,its aftermath have led to a debate about the need to consider the role of ethics and morality in the economic and financial workings of contemporary capitalism. Financial scandals, crimes, and unethical practices by financial institutions leading to financial repression are being noticed and the mor

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Moral Sense and Ethics in Economics and Finance,riginating from the rapid technological growth and globalization of the last few decades that have led to moral disorientation. The second view suggests there is a need for reorientation of education and practices of the business community toward morality and ethics. Before a theory of business ethi