Muhammad Abdul Mannan
Abstract
The main objectives of this discussion paper are to demonstrate how Islamic economics as a science begins as well as to explain why the distinction between positive and normative economics is unimportant in Islamic economics.
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The main objectives of this discussion paper are to demonstrate how Islamic economics as a science begins as well as to explain why the distinction between positive and normative economics is unimportant in Islamic economics.
Key concepts: Islamic economics, Islam, Normative, Positive economics, Applied economics, Economic methodology, Human development theory, Social science