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[bit.do/azai3] Part 3 of talk on How Islam applies to economics. Discusses how conventional approach is based on absurd assumptions, but shock and awe of West prevents us from questioning and criticizing. Islam offers radical alternatives based on cooperation, generosity, social responsibility, to conventional market system based on competition, greed, individuallism and hedonism.
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[bit.do/azai3] Part 3 of talk on How Islam applies to economics. Discusses how conventional approach is based on absurd assumptions, but shock and awe of West prevents us from questioning and criticizing. Islam offers radical alternatives based on cooperation, generosity, social responsibility, to conventional market system based on competition, greed, individuallism and hedonism.
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