About this book:

Discover how ancient Islamic wisdom can power today’s green economy. *Green Capitalism: Environmental Ethics in Islamic Economic Thought* reveals how core Sharia principles—stewardship (khalifah), balance (mizan), prohibition of waste (israf), and moderation (wasatiyyah)—offer a rigorous, faith‑based roadmap for sustainable markets, ethical finance, and responsible consumption.

Through clear analysis of Qur’anic texts, hadith, classical fiqh, and real‑world case studies from Muslim‑majority nations, the book translates timeless ethics into actionable tools: green sukuk, zakat‑driven redistribution, profit‑loss sharing contracts, and waste‑reduction strategies that align profit with planetary health. Scholars, policymakers, bankers, and entrepreneurs will find both the theoretical depth and practical models needed to design economies that are efficient, just, and reverent of the Earth.

Whether you seek alternatives to carbon taxes, innovative green‑finance mechanisms, or a fresh perspective on intergenerational justice, this volume equips you with a comparative lens to assess Islamic green capitalism alongside secular sustainability paradigms—inviting you to reimagine profit‑making as a sacred duty to protect the biosphere.