About this book:

Discover a fresh vision for economic justice where timeless Islamic principles meet the dynamism of modern capitalism. *Wealth and Equity: Addressing Inequality Through Islamic Capitalist Principles* reveals how zakat, sadaqah, and waqf can be woven into today’s market systems to redistribute wealth, spur inclusive growth, and uphold ethical stewardship—without sacrificing innovation or productivity.

Through rigorous analysis, real‑world case studies from Southeast Asia to Sub‑Saharan Africa, and pragmatic policy recommendations, the book shows how obligatory almsgiving can function as a progressive fiscal tool, how voluntary charity fuels community‑driven investment, and how perpetual endowments create lasting public goods that complement private enterprise. Each chapter equips economists, policymakers, social entrepreneurs, and ethicists with actionable frameworks for building resilient, fairer economies.

Whether you’re seeking to understand the untapped potential of faith‑based economics or looking for concrete mechanisms to reduce inequality in a globalized world, this book offers a roadmap that blends moral accountability with market efficiency. Step into the conversation shaping the future of equitable growth—and learn how ancient wisdom can power today’s prosperity.