مرکز الاقتصاد الاسلامی (دعوت اسلامی) کا قیام وخدمات :تعارفی مطالعہ
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Islamization, Dr. Israr Ahmad, Khilafah, Islamic Political Thought, PakistanAbstract
This study provides an introductory analysis of the establishment, objectives, organizational structure, and services of the Islamic Economic Center (Dawat-e-Islami). Established to promote the principles of Islamic economics in accordance with the Qur'an and Sunnah, the Center seeks to provide practical guidance on Shariah-compliant financial practices while enhancing public awareness of Islamic economic values. The study examines the Center's major initiatives, including educational programs, research activities, training workshops, publications, consultancy services, and public awareness campaigns. It also highlights the Center's role in promoting Islamic banking, interest-free financial systems, Zakat, Waqf, ethical business practices, and financial literacy within society. Using qualitative and descriptive research methods, this study reviews available institutional documents, published literature, reports, and related academic sources to present a comprehensive overview of the Center's contributions. The findings indicate that the Islamic Economic Center has made significant efforts to bridge the gap between Islamic economic theory and its practical implementation through education, research, and community engagement. Despite its achievements, the study also identifies opportunities for expanding research collaborations, digital outreach, and policy-oriented initiatives to increase its academic and social impact. This introductory study contributes to the understanding of the Center's role in promoting Islamic economics and provides a foundation for future economic thought.
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