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Fall Of Capitalism and Rise of Islam1 min readViewed 5 times

1 The Fall of Capitalism


Nay, nay! But ye honor not the orphans Nor do ye encourage one another to feed the poor And ye devour Inheritance; All with greed And ye love wealth with inordinate love!.

—Quran 89: 17-20

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Chapters (37)
  1. 1Acknowledgment
  2. 2Preface
  3. 3Introduction
  4. 41 The Fall of Capitalism
  5. 51.1 Capitalism: A Historical Perspective
  6. 61.2 Capitalism: The Complex System and the Fault Mode
  7. 71.3 Flaws and Defects: Dormant Faults in the System of Capitalism
  8. 81.3.1 The Relative Scarcity Principle
  9. 91.3.2. The Value of Products
  10. 101.3.3. The Price Mechanism
  11. 111.3.4. Private Ownership in Capitalism
  12. 121.4 Capitalism in Action: Performance Scoreboard
  13. 131.4.1 Poverty and Gross National Product
  14. 141.4.2. Health Insecurity
  15. 151.4.3 Life Insecurity
  16. 161.5 Capitalism: Signs of Failure
  17. 171.5.1 Virtual Economy
  18. 181.5.2 State and Public Ownership: Conflict with Capitalism
  19. 19I.6 What Is Next?
  20. 20References (Part 1)
  21. 212: The Rise of Islam
  22. 222.1 Introduction
  23. 232.2 The Ideology of Islam
  24. 242.3 The Rise and Decline of Islam
  25. 252.4 The Economic System in Islam
  26. 262.4.1 The Development of the Economic System in Islam
  27. 272.4.2 The Political Economy in Islam
  28. 282.4.2.1 Property Ownership
  29. 292.4.2.2 Productivity
  30. 302.4.3 The Monetary System in Islam
  31. 312.5 Satisfaction of Basic Needs
  32. 323 Is Islam a Threat or Benefit?
  33. 333.1 Unfounded Fear
  34. 343.2 Theoretical Foundation
  35. 353.3 History of Implementation
  36. 363.4 Final Word
  37. 37References (Part 2 and 3)