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Islamic economics, as a book-category, covers the study and application of economic ideas, institutions and policies grounded in Islamic law (Sharia) and ethical teachings. Works in this genre range from theoretical treatments of core principles—such as the prohibition of riba (interest), emphasis on risk‑sharing, zakat and charitable redistribution, property rights and moral constraints—to practical analyses of Islamic finance instruments (sukuk, takaful, mudarabah/musharakah), banking, microfinance, and fiscal policy in Muslim-majority and global contexts. It is interdisciplinary, bringing together theology, jurisprudence, economics and finance, and includes historical surveys, comparative studies with conventional economics, policy proposals, case studies of implementation, and critical scholarship on outcomes and reform. The category serves students, researchers, practitioners and policymakers interested in how religious norms shape economic behavior, institutions and development.

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