The Effects of Contractual Part of Islamic Teachings on the Real Economic Phenomena: Smoothing the Ground for the Formation of Scientific Theories in Islamic Economics

Nazari, Hasan Agha

doi:10.30497/ies.2010.1079

The Effects of Contractual Part of Islamic Teachings on the Real Economic Phenomena: Smoothing the Ground for the Formation of Scientific Theories in Islamic Economics

Author

Hasan Agha Nazari

10.30497/ies.2010.1079

Abstract

Just like other fields, the formation of Islamic economics as a scientific course is not
possible unless the bases are almost ready. Considering the fact the in all societies
the contractual parts do affect the real economic phenomena, the Islamic contractual
teachings will have their own effects on the real sector. This paper logically explains
these effects and emphasizes on them as preconditions for the formation of Islamic
economics theories and finally the birth of the Islamic economics as a whole
science.

Keywords

contractual parts

real parts

coordination

base

affect

Effectiveness