The Palgrave Encyclopedia of Islamic Finance and Economics

This reference work covers more than 450 topics within Islamic finance and economics covering financial practices, financial institutions, and figures while also incorporating Islamic theology, history, and philosophy. It presents the historical theoretical framework as well as the modern and contemporary views for those conducting research on different aspects of the practices and products of Islamic finance and the integration of Islamic finance in the global economy. Overall, this two-volume set appeals to both Islamic finance and economics scholars alongside those covering development economics and developing markets.