About this book:

Discover how an ancient Islamic practice can reshape today’s capitalist economies. *Zakat and the Market* reveals zakat not as a mere charitable gesture but as a sophisticated, rule‑based fiscal instrument that has redirected wealth for fourteen centuries—offering a proven model for reducing poverty, stabilizing markets, and fostering shared responsibility in our age of stark inequality.

Drawing on history, jurisprudence, and cutting‑edge economic analysis, the book shows how zakat’s principles can be adapted to modern assets, integrated with corporate social responsibility, and paired with tax policies to create inclusive, resilient growth. Policymakers, business leaders, and socially conscious readers will find concrete frameworks for designing equitable collection systems, preventing evasion, and measuring real‑world impact on well‑being.

Whether you seek fresh ideas for economic reform, a deeper understanding of wealth ethics, or practical tools to align profit with purpose, this volume bridges faith‑based wisdom and market mechanics—providing a compelling roadmap toward a capitalism that works for everyone.