Sustainable Agriculture 23-jild 3-son (2024) · 76-79-betlar
ISLAMIC TAXATION: COMBINING TRADITIONAL PRINCIPLES WITH MODERN FINANCIAL PRACTICES
Mirzaev, Shakir, KHoshimov, S.
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The article discusses the concept of Islamic taxation, which combines traditional Shariah principles with modern financial practices. Islamic taxation, based on ethical and socially responsible approaches, offers unique solutions to ensure fairness and sustainability in economic systems. The authors analyze the main elements of Islamic taxation, such as zakat (mandatory wealth tax) and other voluntary contributions, and their role in redistributing wealth and maintaining social justice. The article emphasizes that Islamic tax principles can be effectively integrated into modern financial systems, contributing to more sustainable economic development. In addition, the challenges and opportunities associated with the implementation of Islamic tax practices in the context of globalization and changing economic realities are explored. The article also examines examples of successful implementation of Islamic taxation in various countries, demonstrating its potential to improve financial inclusion and support sustainable initiatives. It concludes by emphasizing the importance of further exploring and adapting Islamic taxation in the current context, which can contribute to a fairer and more sustainable financial environment. The paper will be useful for researchers, finance practitioners and anyone interested in integrating Islamic principles into modern economic systems.
Islamic taxation, zakat, ushr, khums, income redistribution, financial inclusion.
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