Muhammad Baqir al-Sadr's 1961 treatise, one of the founding texts of modern Islamic economics, arguing that Islamic law provides a distinct economic doctrine, neither capitalist nor socialist, grounded in the prohibition of riba and in risk-sharing rather than interest-bearing finance.
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