Early Islam and the Birth of Capitalism

Early Islam and the Birth of Capitalism

Early Islam and the Birth of Capitalism challenges the notion that capitalism is purely a Western invention, tracing its roots to early Islamic economic practices. The book explores how Islamic commercial laws, markets, and ethics laid foundations for capitalist principles. It highlights the dynamic trade networks and entrepreneurial spirit of early Muslim societies. A thought-provoking read for those interested in economic history and Islamic contributions.

Author:  Benedikt Koehler 

Pages: 238